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
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Los Angeles
Get a DAW and the stock eqs/fx should get you going in the right direction.
Last edited by dasid (Jan 24, 2013 1:00 am)
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Gosford, Australia
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
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ohio gozaimasu
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.
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ohio gozaimasu
Lazerbeat wrote:
What is BGB?
A Gameboy emulator. It has quite accurate sound for an emulator, and a "record separate channels at once" feature.
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IL, US
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