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I wanna cut some audio samples from films example saw, hostel etc. Which program i need to use?
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13-10-2008 17:03 |
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"recycle" or just use your sequencer,
i mainly use cubase to just chop out a couple or recycle if i wanna load of them out of one bit of audio.
there are loads of free programs to do this, its just a case of looking around.
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13-10-2008 17:18 |
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06-06-2006 06:66 |
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If you want to rip sounds from the DVD itself
check this thread or this thread.
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13-10-2008 18:34 |
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The way I do it is easy, just:
1. Have the film on the pc as a video format.
2. Then, using a file converter I convert it into an mp3 or wav.
3. Then using cool edit, I cut the bit I want out and put it into my song.
Hope this works for you...
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13-10-2008 18:44 |
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soundforge ftw 
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13-10-2008 18:48 |
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Originally posted by Thisisausername
The way I do it is easy, just:
1. Have the film on the pc as a video format.
2. Then, using a file converter I convert it into an mp3 or wav.
3. Then using cool edit, I cut the bit I want out and put it into my song.
Hope this works for you... |
Tnx for this tip! 
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13-10-2008 19:30 |
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oh you want to extract the audio i misunderstood the question. if you use cubase its even easyer, theres an option to extract audio from video.
CUBASE RULES!!!
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14-10-2008 07:07 |
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Extracting the audio is very simple: open Audacity (free audio editing software, can record whatever you hear), open the movie, skip to the part you want to sample, hit record. There you go.
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15-10-2008 07:24 |
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Soundforge?? Forget about that, it's way overpriced for this task. I don't think Strom is going to spend 300€ for Soundforge to record some samples from movies when he can do it for free with Audacity.
Even for general audio work 300€ is way too much. You can get Pro Tools LE including an USB audio interface for less. Easy choice to make.
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23-10-2008 01:14 |
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06-06-2006 06:66 |
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I think the dude just wants a nice simple app to do the job. Sound Forge and Cubase is just over-kill. (esp if you never used them before!)
Although you didn't mention it, I assume the film you are trying to rip is playing on your PC?
If thats the case, I would use Audio Record Expert. It just a small app that captures anything coming through you sound card and encodes it in a number of formats.
You can get it on trial, or pay $30 for full version.
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23-10-2008 16:59 |
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