i tried lowering the volume and it worked! Thanks a lot!

You can tell if it's stereo or mono by the number of rings on the metal. If there's 2 rings it's stereo, 1 ring is mono.

oh wow i have no idea what sound card i have or if my male to male is stereo or not, i will look in to the USB audio interface and stuff. thanks alot, i dont know computers i just know gameboys lol

If you can't figure it out you can send me the savs and I'll record it for you

Try turning down the volume of your noise channel instruments first. Then try turning down the volume of your Gameboy to see if you can find a comfortable level for recording. You don't need a high quality cord and you don't need a pro sound mod unless you're using a Color.

If you're going straight to the line-in on your computer, I believe the quality of the audio you record can depend on the quality of your soundcard. I remember on my old piece-a'-crap laptop I would record line-in and it sounded like shit. If you've got a pretty good soundcard and it still sounds crappy going line-in, you might want to think of investing in a USB Audio Interface plus maybe a small mixer and recording through that.

Also, are you using a stereo male-to-male cable?

Hello everybody! I'm new here and have been making chip music for a while now but dont know the first thing about recording. I have a male to male cable but when i record it sound like an explosion when the noise channel kicks in. is there like a high quality chord or do i need a pro sound mod?