MSPaintR0cks Posted May 11, 2010 The old doom source ports only allow sounds with 11025 Hz, so how can I turn down the quality of my own sounds that I want to put in my wad? I have tried it for a while in Audacity, but for some reason it only slows the sound down when I choose a lower sound quality. Also, after I exported it, Prboom (the old version) won`t accept the sound and just gives me an error message. What the fuck. Could someone please show how that could be done? 0 Share this post Link to post
SonicIce Posted May 11, 2010 Sounds have to be 8-bit mono but can be of any frequency, not just 11025. But if you want to lower your sounds to 11025 or 22050 in order to lower wad file size you can use windows sound recorder which I found actually seems to convert sounds in higher quality than audacity. still i think some ports are picky though 0 Share this post Link to post
myk Posted May 14, 2010 In addition to what SonicIce noted, you also need to save the sound in the DOOM sound format. With XWE you can do that, for example, using the Wave menu that appears when a recognized sound lump is selected. 0 Share this post Link to post
printz Posted May 14, 2010 SonicIce said:you can use windows sound recorderNot if you use Windows 7 or Vista, which killed off the application completely (it doesn't even have playback). For now, I'm stuck with Audacity's pretentious project document interface. Everywhere I'm looking for the old sound recorder on the internet, the chaps tell me to get Audacity instead. While I appreciate that application, I prefer the simplicity of the old sndrec. 0 Share this post Link to post
SonicIce Posted May 16, 2010 printz said:Not if you use Windows 7 or Vista, which killed off the application completely (it doesn't even have playback). For now, I'm stuck with Audacity's pretentious project document interface. Everywhere I'm looking for the old sound recorder on the internet, the chaps tell me to get Audacity instead. While I appreciate that application, I prefer the simplicity of the old sndrec. try this http://jord.nm.ru/sndrec32.zip may need to copy it to windows\system32 0 Share this post Link to post