However I have had to start all over now, making everything in 8 bit mono 11050 hz just to be sure it meets Valve specs. It turns out just as fuzzy as the original voices.
Oh, and I'm in 10th grade BTW.
Colony 42 Needs Help!
Created 15 years ago2009-01-15 18:57:13 UTC by
Notewell
Created 15 years ago2009-01-15 18:57:13 UTC by
Notewell
Posted 15 years ago2009-02-02 02:21:56 UTC
Post #262249
I don't know NineTnine, if they even have recording facilities (which I'm not sure about) they don't just want random people waltzing in and using their equipment like that. Anyway, like I said, I spent a bunch of money on this real nice microphone ($200+), and it sounds great. I'm just getting a lot of background noise from partying neighbors and stuff right now. My recordings sound perfectly acceptable. If only I wasn't working in an upstairs bedroom sandwiched next to college students, it'd sound even better.
However I have had to start all over now, making everything in 8 bit mono 11050 hz just to be sure it meets Valve specs. It turns out just as fuzzy as the original voices.
Oh, and I'm in 10th grade BTW.
However I have had to start all over now, making everything in 8 bit mono 11050 hz just to be sure it meets Valve specs. It turns out just as fuzzy as the original voices.
Oh, and I'm in 10th grade BTW.
Posted 15 years ago2009-02-02 02:23:05 UTC
Post #262250
It turns out just as fuzzy as the original voices.Hooray for wasted money
Kidding really. I'm sure you can find a multitude of other uses for that mic.
And damn, 10th grade? That's when i STARTED mapping.
Posted 15 years ago2009-02-02 02:23:41 UTC
Post #262251
GOOD FUZZY, not BAD FUZZY
Posted 15 years ago2009-02-02 18:39:33 UTC
Post #262275
So you have a fuzzy voice?
Posted 15 years ago2009-02-02 20:16:25 UTC
Post #262277
Something like that.
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