Extracting M2 sounds on PC - ummm... how ? if possible ... :(

Tireces · Post by **Tireces** » Thu May 04, 2006 2:23 am

Yo, i am on damn PC. Is there any way 2 extract original M2 sounds 2 separate music files?

TIA for any help

Zeph · Post by **Zeph** » Thu May 04, 2006 6:17 am

try soundblighter

William Wallet · Post by **William Wallet** » Thu May 04, 2006 9:23 am

This could be useless to you, but if you're after the music you'd best try and find the soundtrack (Legally of course! Look at me, I'm legal man, I buy everything I own!).
The AIFFs in Myth are only what, 22khz and they don't really do that sampled music any justice.
Especially go after the TFL music anyway, it's usually better.

Killswitch · Post by **Killswitch** » Thu May 04, 2006 12:19 pm

Mr. Wallet has the right idea. If you want just the music, go after the soundtrack. Wait a tick...what's this?

If you want to extract sounds, use SoundBlighter (yes, it's available for both Mac and Windows).

Killswitch

Tireces · Post by **Tireces** » Fri May 05, 2006 7:12 am

Thx a lot guys. I am aftet narration and some in-game chats.

SounBlighter is great but works rly slooooooooooooooooow on my PC. Anywas wondefull aplication

Any tips how 2 convert aiff to wav or mp3?

Btw if any1 looks for myth soundtrack in better quality (and with some bounus tracks) than theese posted above check my uploads folder (TFL section).
TLF soundtrack was 3 months (SIC!!!) of constant digging on eMule (0,5 ps)

so go check it

Gleep · Post by **Gleep** » Fri May 05, 2006 1:55 pm

You can convert sound/music files using ITunes, which is available free for mac or pc. Go to Edit>Playback. Then click on advanced tab. Then click on Importing tab. Then under Importing in the "Import Using" bar, select which file format you want to convert to. If you are wanting to make sounds usable by Fear convert them to mono 22K. Use .wav for pc, or aiff for mac(I think). Then after adjusting these settings load your original file into ITunes and then right click on it and select "Convert Selection to <whatever>".

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Post by **TarousZars** » Sat May 06, 2006 2:12 am

I have all the Myth II narrations as mp3's that I extracted a while ago.

You can grab them from the Myth Addict Website

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Tireces · Post by **Tireces** » Tue May 09, 2006 3:40 am

iTunes ? Ill try it - thx Gleep.

Whoa, great job Tarous, thx. Any chences for TFL narration ?

Post by **TarousZars** » Tue May 09, 2006 12:47 pm

TFL Narrations are up as well now

http://mythaddict.atvcowboy.com/?map_id=74

Tireces · Post by **Tireces** » Thu May 11, 2006 2:42 am

Thx again. :)Big Guinnes for ya Tarous.

Did you use iTunes or some other aplication ?
And how about M2 "victory music" and TFL "vistory music" and "deafet" ( and maybe Chimera Narrations ?

:laugh:

Post by **TarousZars** » Thu May 11, 2006 10:49 am

I used Soundblighter to get aiff's out of myth. I then used iTunes to tag the files, and convert them to mp3.

vinylrake · Post by **vinylrake** » Thu Jun 01, 2006 1:46 pm

Not that anyone would need to since there's a tool that does it for you, but a real low-tech solution suggested by 'Brent' a long time ago is to get a stereo double-sided sound cable (1/8" stereo mini phono plug on each end), and hook one side up to your computer's microphone port (sound in) and the other side to the headset port (sound out).

Turn on a recording program, and press record. Then go to Fear and make the computer play the sounds you want.

Go back to SoundEdit and stop the recording.

You have the sound you want, in near original perfect quality.

You can now save it to whatever format you want. Note: Make sure your computer's volume isn't up to high when you record, otherwise it'll get distorted.

[Might be worth making sure you don't have your sound output set to play whatever's coming through the mic or you will get massive feedback when you start recording]

William Wallet · Post by **William Wallet** » Fri Jun 02, 2006 12:00 am

Again, unecessary as there's already a way of doing this...

But I strongly recommend WireTap to anyone who wants to record sounds of any kind in OSX.

SnapzPro, I don't recommend so well. Ever since I installed 10.4, I can't use F13 (or ANY hotkey) to take screenshots.

vinylrake · Post by **vinylrake** » Fri Jun 02, 2006 9:49 am

William Wallet wrote:SnapzPro, I don't recommend so well. Ever since I installed 10.4, I can't use F13 (or ANY hotkey) to take screenshots.

Can't you just use the command-shift-3 combo or use the 'Grab' app (tho the time delay makes it not so good for action screen shots) - I have OS X.2.4 (i think) and the command-shift-3 screen capture still works fine.

Eddaweaver · Post by **Eddaweaver** » Fri Sep 05, 2008 6:17 am

What can I use to convert aiffs to wavs? I tried Audacity, but it didn't work properly with the .aif output from Soundblighter. I assume Bungie used advanced aiff features.

The Tain

Extracting M2 sounds on PC - ummm... how ? if possible ... :(