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Major Payn
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Posted: 21st Dec 2003 20:17
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I have a headset and want to use it to create voice overes for my game. The problem is I dont know how to record my voice using the headset. Is there any way to do this? do I need to get anything?
thanks in advance.

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HyTech Designs Sam
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Posted: 21st Dec 2003 20:54
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windows comes with a sound recorder. go the the star menu->programs->accessories->entertainment->sound recorder. If you want better quality and more editing options you can get programs such as Fruity Loops or Jammer. These are more pointed toward music but I couldn't remember the names of the better voice progs off the top of my head and Im to lazy to look. If you are not satisfied with windows' sound recorder just run a search on google or yahoo.

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Major Payn
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 01:16
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thanks alot I didnt even know that was there.

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M00NSHiNE
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 03:27
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Windows sound recorder is unbelievably bad quality. Records 8bit sound, if you want to record good quality sound and have access to many special features then Id go for Sonic Foundry soundforge, but its pricey..

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HyTech Designs Sam
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 03:50
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yes, as moonshine says, windos' recorder is bad, but depending on what you are doing it is enough. Personally I like jammer for sounds but you probably can find a decent recoder for free on the net. Search on google or yahoo.

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Phaelax
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 08:20
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I have soundForge, it's cool. Came with my sound card.
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Hell IVIonkey
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I think CoolEdit, 2000 or Pro - prefferably Pro, is an excellent sound studio. Unfortunately, the company was bought out by Adobe I think. There used to be some old shareware versions of each; they were fully functional, but only let you do 1 type of filtering per session. You'd have to record a sound and do all echo filtering (for example), save, quit, open again and do compression filtering afterwards (for another example). You could probably search some file sharing program like Kazaa (Lite) for the sharewares. They're truly worth the searching.

Not sure how functional the demo of this is, but here's the program CoolEdit has become after the merger: http://www.adobe.com/products//audition/main.html


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JRZ2K4
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2003 14:26
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I was just about to say cooledit pro 2.0 is made for editing and recording so you should egt that if you want really good quality
i also have fruity loops studio and use them hand and hand but i like cool edits recording
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Rawlyn W
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Posted: 24th Dec 2003 21:22
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Cooledit is fine, but SoundForge is a more professional (and mor expensive) program. Not sure why you'd want to use FruityLoops for voice editing. To me that's like trying to use Excel to write a letter.

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IdabelAngler
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Posted: 25th Dec 2003 01:02
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If you want to try freeware try audacity.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

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Pricey
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Quote: "Id go for Sonic Foundry soundforge, but its pricey"


pricey! thats me! ahhhhhh, fud!

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