ChipMusic.org - your fav settings to record out of bgb

Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T13:31:19Z

Victory Road wrote:

if you're noticing a difference between the recording and the emulator you could always run a little 1/8" aux cable from your laptop output to the line-in and record with audacity while the emulator plays

most soundcards allow you to record the stereo wave mix out without need for cables

Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T13:11:11Z

Jellica wrote:

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Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T13:07:08Z

all chipmusic is relevent to nintendo

Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T12:59:00Z

So how is this relevant to Nintendo Consoles?

Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T03:42:58Z

Lazerbeat wrote:

What is BGB?

http://bgb.bircd.org/

A Gameboy emulator. It has quite accurate sound for an emulator, and a "record separate channels at once" feature.

Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T02:16:09Z

What is BGB?

Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T01:41:23Z

1. Make it sound as least dull as possible before recording (THE most important step)
2. Record channels separately
3. Import into a DAW (or at least audacity) and mix / Apply EQ, compression, normalization, and other effects.

Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T01:36:46Z

if you're noticing a difference between the recording and the emulator you could always run a little 1/8" aux cable from your laptop output to the line-in and record with audacity while the emulator plays

Re: your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-24T00:57:54Z

Get a DAW and the stock eqs/fx should get you going in the right direction.

your fav settings to record out of bgb

2013-01-23T23:07:33Z

im quite new to this im using a p3 laptop when i record a wav it sounds quite dull please could u tell me what u do or give me some hints.............

thanks