I think you should record as often as you can for the practice of knowing how to record when you finally have something you want to share with everyone. It starts when you arm the track and press record.

You don't have to share all your recordings with the world, and in principle you shouldn't... but ultimately you're going to do what you want anyway.

Good luck, OP.

I knew how to do this shit when i was 9, i recorded my pokemon games

Sure there are ways to figure it out but if others have tried before there is likely to be a tried and tested method to find out about. I don't see the harm in asking.

i'm always amazed at peoples inability to just figure this one out. especially now that everyone's got an ipod and a car with an aux input.

Even recording directly from line-in is kind of tricky sometimes because of the way the Game Boy handles mixing Center, so starting from an accurate emulator like BGB is a good step.

BGB is DEFINITELY the way to go... IF you can upload your sav to your computer.

And for the record, if you don't know how to record... You SHOULD record. Doing is the best way of learning.

holy shit this thread.

Serious Response: Just record it from BGB right now, that'll be way easier to get a "clean" recording from if you don't know how to use Audacity.

maplins!

ant1 wins the internet yet again.

i have an unbranded PC

Do i need a dell?

If you don't know how to do it, maybe you shouldn't do it.

i have a nother tip:  if it is the first song you have ever made, maybe you don't really need to record it