If this exists, I’d be happy dancing forever if someone can point me in the right direction on where to find this magical program or how this can be done in Audacity. In a perfect Utopian world, this automated segmentation process would also run zero crossing on each segment as it’s cut AND would split the segments automatically into separate tracks and as a spectacular finale, would allow you to export all the tracks into separate sequential wav files (like photo editing batch file renaming does).
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And it’s massively time consuming.īeing fairly new to Audacity, which is a great sound editing program, I was wondering if anyone here who is familiar with Second Life and/or has had to cut up an audio file into equal segments knows if there is an automated way that Audacity can do this or if there is an external plug-in that works with Audacity that can do this.Įssentially, I’m looking for something that would measure the total time of the audio file, ask me the max length of each segment, then do a bit of math to automatically cut the wav file into equal length segments that are as close to the max length segment I entered when prompted. When used in conjunction with llSetSoundQueueing, sounds may incorrectly play more than once. I’ve been doing this by hand but having a hard time creating equal segments.
This is an obvious pain in the butt because you need to attempt to cut the Audacity audio file (which would be a wav file) into equal segments so the LSL script in Second Life can play the files back sequentially and without any gaps. To be on the safe side, they recommend you cut segments into 9:99 or less segments. So to play an original sound file that is seventy seconds long, you have to cut it up into seven 10 second sequential segments. The problem is, the imported wav files must be 10 secs or shorter in length. I’m working on a project in the virtual world environment of Second Life.Īudio files (music, sound fx, etc.) can be imported into Second Life and embedded into 3d primitives and played using the LSL scripting language.
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And it kinda continues the elevator music tradition (second track).I posted this in the stable windows version forum but thought it might be good to post here as well… While the music of LSL 7 sounds good, for me it lacks heart. Some examples from the composers of LSL7. He has a very "elevator music" sound to him. Here's some of the work by Dan Kehler - composer of LSL6. And yeah, Craig Safan is the same guy who composed music for the movies like Last Starfighter and Elm Street 4. He is kind of a middle-man between the elevator music of LSL 6 and 7 and the beautiful music of LSL 3. Construction & Sheet Lumber Appearance Boards & Planks Related Categories Nows the Time to Get Building Framing and Construction Lumber Plywood and. Solid Body Electric Guitars Fender Jim Root Jazzmaster White Ebony Fingerboard (Ex-Demo) MX22152713 Includes Hard Case (2 Customer reviews) Ex-Demo Options MX22152713 Save £250 Ex-Demo Image Gallery - Up close and personal with the MX22152713 RRP £1,479.00 Save £250.00 £1,229. Just compare his stuff with the rest of LSL composers.Ĭraig Safan on the other hand sounds much more.cartoony. And I feel that his music really brought a whole new level of depth to Larry. The two songs above are a majority of Al's work.Īnyway, there's a really tender touch to Mike. Al is awesome too, but he didn't really do a lot of composing. I really think Mike is the best composer in the series. Not only is LS元 my most favorite game in the series, it's soundtrack is one of my most favorites ever. Now it's the time to express my love for Mike Dana - the composer of LS元.
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So my first soundtrack thread is about the music of LSL series.Īnyway, I'll start this thread with songs composed by the creator of the series himself - Al Lowe.Ī country ballad called Cell Block Love (lyrics by Josh Mandel) But since I don't want to hear people say how awesome Nobuo Uematsu is for the billionth time on the internet, I thought to limit soundtrack discussions on particular series. And since I love discussions about game music I thought of doing a game music thread. So I want to create a thread about something simple. And lately I'm getting really tired of these intellectual and complicated discussions about game design.
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