dbz lsw sounds

i really need sounds from that classic game.

http://sdb.drshnaps.com/search.php?q=dragon+ball+z
in some of them they have a .zip file you can download for sounds and stuff

no legendary super warriors =/

If you did play the game you can try recreating the sounds. Or try ripping 'em. I don't know.

how do i rip

@D3Anims wrote:how do i rip

Audacity....

sigh i was gonna post a vid with the sound i mainly needed but the only vid has audio phail -_-

just show a video of the sound....

the audio was off on the only vid with the sound

the sound at exactly 3:09

yea hold on im playing star wars adventures lol

wow lol

nowjust give me the music that was playing and i can get rid of the bg music for only the sound

give you the bg music???

@D3Anims wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/?mxpey37dwvajawb

there are so many ways to get stuff without going to downloads

i already had the bg music, that was me givin it 2 him

YAY thnx. theres a booping sound in there though. thats not a prob but just a heads up for when i upload my preview in like 1 minute

Ripping Gameboy sounds couldn't be easier.
The sound chip only has 3 tone channels and one noise channel. All sound channels are monophonic, so while a sound effect of any kind is playing, all sounds in those channels are interrupted. The remaining channels are used for whatever music might be playing. All you have to do is silence a specific channel or two and only the sound effect itself will play. Record to wav, then crop the sound in Wavosaur or something.
VBA Emulator can toggle sound channels.

@Mr Lange wrote:Ripping Gameboy sounds couldn't be easier.
The sound chip only has 3 tone channels and one noise channel. All sound channels are monophonic, so while a sound effect of any kind is playing, all sounds in those channels are interrupted. The remaining channels are used for whatever music might be playing. All you have to do is silence a specific channel or two and only the sound effect itself will play. Record to wav, then crop the sound in Wavosaur or something.
VBA Emulator can toggle sound channels.

You're really smart

xRAPIDFIR3xPHO3NIXx wrote:

@Mr Lange wrote:Ripping Gameboy sounds couldn't be easier.
The sound chip only has 3 tone channels and one noise channel. All sound channels are monophonic, so while a sound effect of any kind is playing, all sounds in those channels are interrupted. The remaining channels are used for whatever music might be playing. All you have to do is silence a specific channel or two and only the sound effect itself will play. Record to wav, then crop the sound in Wavosaur or something.
VBA Emulator can toggle sound channels.

You're really smart

You didn't see nothing. BTW, a heads up for those who want to rip sounds from GBA games also. Well, you can, but you can't use the method explained above by Mr. Lange. That's because you can't toggle the sound channels of a GBA game. Just stick to GB games.