Hello, i plan on making a skin, but i don't want to take other people's sounds... i looked alot, but can't find any site that has anime sounds... do i just watch anime and record a part of it for sounds... Thanks in advance.
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This should help
K. Heres something I use to extract sound files from games like Hyperdimension. A lot more tedious since they're unorganized .wav files.
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You can skip the converting audio part since most of Osu! sound uses wav files itself. Just use a Wav to MP3 converter online for the specific files that need mp3.
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You can skip the converting audio part since most of Osu! sound uses wav files itself. Just use a Wav to MP3 converter online for the specific files that need mp3.
dude. .wav works too rather than .mp3Napkins wrote:
K. Heres something I use to extract sound files from games like Hyperdimension. A lot more tedious since they're unorganized .wav files.
Linku Linku Linku
You can skip the converting audio part since most of Osu! sound uses wav files itself. Just use a Wav to MP3 converter online for the specific files that need mp3.
That's why I said skip the audio converting part because most of Osu! sounds uses wav files itself.-Hakurei- wrote:
dude. .wav works too rather than .mp3Napkins wrote:
K. Heres something I use to extract sound files from games like Hyperdimension. A lot more tedious since they're unorganized .wav files.
Linku Linku Linku
You can skip the converting audio part since most of Osu! sound uses wav files itself. Just use a Wav to MP3 converter online for the specific files that need mp3.
Or am I misunderstanding something that you're trying to point to me?
Napkins wrote:
dude. .wav works too rather than .mp3-Hakurei- wrote:
You can skip the converting audio part since most of Osu! sound uses wav files itself. Just use a Wav to MP3 converter online for the specific files that need mp3.
BOTH ARE F*CKING LEGAL. ISSUE DONE. QUIT WHINNING BULLSH*TS.Napkins wrote:
That's why I said skip the audio converting part because most of Osu! sounds uses wav files itself.
Or am I misunderstanding something that you're trying to point to me?