五金店手钳子图片大全:寂静岭4的音效及音乐提取问题

比较麻烦，国外有人做过，他的方法如下（英文的，懒得翻译了）：
How I made the SH3 Complete Soundtrack:
For the Silent Hill 3 soundtrack it was a little difficult. I record the music in-game
through the PS2's high quality Optical Light sound output to a digital mixer. I record
them all into WAVS at the highest possible quality. I record each individual
"variation" by pausing the game and waiting 5 minutes. A certain area can have up
to 11 "variations" in the music, so I record each into 11 separate 5 minute files,
then after all the recording is done, I take each file and mix them together using
Cool Edit Pro 2 to master the track perfectly. Mastering the album as a whole,
making the music seem seamless (no breaks or pause between tracks) is a bit
hard (I usually do this at the end of all the recording and mastering). Note: I do
not play the game while recording this soundtrack because the sound effects
can be turned down, but not turned off, so it ruins the quality of the
soundtrack, and I do not think it is acceptable when other people recording
their "own" complete soundtracks have the sound effects of them running and
smashing demon dogs in the face with axes; it just shows laziness. Sometimes I
encounter a song, in the SH3 soundtrack, that only plays when there is an enemy
around. So what I do is beat the enemy until it is on the ground and making no noise
whatsoever (they have sound effects that loop, even after you pause the game),
then I pause it and start recording. I believe that my Complete Soundtracks are
the best, and I stand by that. Not only have I put countless hours upon hours
into it, but I also used some expertise of mine to edit and master each "variation"
individually (which is really hard work and gets very sickening). But I love
doing it. Thanks for caring.