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elie
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Posted: 7th Apr 2005 17:11
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is there anyway of exporting sounds created in a dark basic program as a single .wav file ( for a music app ) without having to send the source via the mic socket of my pc ?

thanks
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Neil19533
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Posted: 7th Apr 2005 19:09 Edited at: 7th Apr 2005 19:11
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edit. i dont think there is a way unless someone has made a tpc

Any spelling mistakes are totally In tensional.
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RiiDii
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Check this thread out.

http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=49008&b=6

"Droids don't rip your arms off when they lose." -H. Solo
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elie
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Posted: 8th Apr 2005 18:22
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no this isnt what i wanted - ive got no probs creating the sounds - im using various wav sounds i just want a way to blend em into one wav without having to use the mic socket.

anyone ?

help me please
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elie
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oops - sorry - manors - thank you anyway
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Ric
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Posted: 10th Apr 2005 12:46 Edited at: 10th Apr 2005 22:01
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I don't know the first thing about memblocks, but I think that's going to be the way. Don't know how easy it would be, but I guess you'd turn your sounds into memblocks using make memblock from sound, extract the sound data, combine them together in a new memblock, then turn that back into a sound using make sound from memblock - then save sound as a wav. Someone else here I'm sure will be able to give a better explanation than that. If you can get in touch with a guy called Tommy S, he might be able to help as I think he was doing something similar.

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