I am working with an NES emulator called "Fceux", and I would like to know of the proper way to extract sound effects from any game (in this case, Super Mario Bros. 3). The emulator has an option to record a WAV file, that records all sounds (music and effects) made until the recording is stopped.
Is there a way to separate the sound effects from the music after the WAV file is saved? If not, is there a way in Fceux to disable the music but not the sound effects so that I could only record the sound effects?
In this case, I am planning on using the warping pipe sound in one of my games. Help will be greatly appreciated.
Separating sound effects from music
Started by RetroGameFan, Jun 09 2012 05:30 PM
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Posted 10 June 2012 - 01:24 PM
This isn't exactly what I'm looking for, but I may end up using it if no other alternatives work. I thank you for your help anyway and give you a reputation point.A google search gives me this:
http://themushroomkingdom.net/media/smb/wav
Again, I am trying to extract the pipe travel sound effect from the Super Mario Bros. 3 NES ROM so that I can use it in one of my games. What I am really looking for is either an option used in Fceux to disable background music but not sound effects so I can record just the sound effects, or a downloadable software or freeware that can be used to separate sound effects from music in sound or movie files.
Edited by RetroGameFan, 14 June 2012 - 10:44 PM.
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Posted 14 June 2012 - 11:06 PM
Is it possible to separate desired sound effects from music in a movie or sound file made with an emulator, or disable certain (but not all) sounds from Fceux? If neither is possible, is it true that what I'm looking for can only be done with special equipment?
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Posted 19 June 2012 - 12:41 AM
Is it possible to separate desired sound effects from music in a movie or sound file made with an emulator, or disable certain (but not all) sounds from Fceux? If neither is possible, is it true that what I'm looking for can only be done with special equipment?
Yes, it's called a speaker and a microphone. welcome to the 70's
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