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Lonnie
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2003 04:26
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Hey people!

I would think it would be cool if there was sound recording program for DB. I mean you play some noise or what ever one your computer, (like a wav. or mid.) and then you record the music to some file as a wav. So when you press play, it will record the sounds(or music), at the same time the song plays. (so it sarts at the same time)

I think that would be cool (I could realy use it too) if any one would let me use one of the programs like that.
Or even some pointers on how I would do so.

Thanks!

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EarWorm
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2003 05:24
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The Sound Recorder accessory included in Windows works pretty good, but it doesn't start automatically. Any sound your computer will play, Sound Recorder will record as a wave file, but you have to hit the start button yourself.
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Lonnie
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Alright, cool. But the Sound recorder in windows only can record for 45 seconds(then you need to press rec again). But I need to do almost a 10 minutes long period of recording.

Thanks! For your help!

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ReD_eYe
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2003 21:02 Edited at: 2nd Oct 2003 21:04
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#edit!
wait sorry i re-read your post, the info below wouldn't really be useful unless you put your mic by your speakers
#edit!



doesn't db have a record sound command... yup here it is



that was from the dbpro help file
dbc also has the record sound command


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Lonnie
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2003 23:43
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Thanks Ill try that code out!

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koshi
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the recording in dbc only lasts 45sec too..

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EarWorm
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Posted: 4th Oct 2003 03:51
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A 10 min wave file would not be too useful in a game program. It would be gigantic in size. If you want a good cheap recording program that does it all (even edit video for making music videos) then I can recommend Magix. They are German I believe but sell in the US at BestBuy, Staples, etc and I am sure they must be everywhere in UK and Europe as well. I have been using Magix 6 for 2 years and I think it was about $40. It has served me well.
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