Hi there, how have you been? hope you're all doing fine!
I've been working on sampling some WAV files from Sonic 3 @ Genesis System.
These are WAV samples taken from the game by dumping the audio effects individually to separate files. They are the blips, noises, and sound effects of the game, and they hold within themselves, the pure spirit of the 16 bit era :)
I've also managed to make a simple FL Studio project to show what can be achieved with only some samples of the pack. Just for the record: the only samples that are not from the pack are the kick and the hihat. The kick is from another pack and I've included it in the .rar with the .flp project.
In order to be able to use the .flp you have to download the pack and open it in FL Studio 9 (not sure if it will work properly on earlier versions, it will not hurt you if you try and tell me), and all the red channels that are missing the samples have the name of the file in the pack that they need, just look for them with the "Load sample..." button(the little folder on the channel window).
Enough talk, TO THE FILES!
FLP project:
Fltutorialsbynyph.com - FLP DOWNLOAD
Sample pack:
Fltutorialsbynyph.com - Sonic 3 wav sample pack
MP3 audio:
Fltutorialsbynyph.com - 16bit samples demo by nyp
I hope some of you found it useful to experiment and learn a little bit of sampling by your own, and there's gonna be a chapter or more, dedicated to that subjet when I finish with the basic ABC of FL Studio in the tutorials.
I've received a lot of good feedback from all of you people, that really pushes me forward in this project, and I am really thankfull for all of you that take time of your lives to read, view, and hear what I have to say in this blog.
Think of this post as an early prize for your support.
Keep the good vibes coming, the music flowing and the tutorials teaching :)
Until next time!
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Hi, how did you dump the sounds? There are many games I would like to do this with
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