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Audio
Editing
Tutorials
Sound
editing. A useful waste
of time for your add-on.
Sounds are one of the
main ingredients of the
game. With the provided
editors, you can alter
the sounds and music to
your liking. The way to
do that is described
below. A good program to
use in conjunction with
the editors is Cool Edit
or Cool Edit Pro. Cool
Edit can save in Sound
Blaster .WAV format at
6896 Hz, just like
Wolfenstein
requires.
Take note that all sound
effects in Wolfenstein
were recorded in 8-bit,
mono, and 6 KHz (6896 Hz
to be precise, as I just
mentioned). Using
WolfSnd, the effects you
import supposedly do not
have to match these
figures (the program
states that the sound
will be converted if
necessary, but if it's
too far off, the
conversion will be
crappy). Therefore you
will need a sound
editor, such as Cool
Edit, to convert the
frequency from
whatever-it-is to 6896
Hz precisely.
Parafriction
part of introduction
from old Dome
List
of
Content:
IMFTools
Tutorial
By
Parafriction
Replacing
a Wolfenstein Tune with
MIDI
music
By
Parafriction
Replacing
a Wolfenstein AdLib
sound with another AdLib
sound
By
Parafriction
The
Falling Guard
trick
By
Parafriction
The
WolfAud
trick
By
Parafriction
How
to get all Wolfenstein
& Spear tunes in MP3
files
By
Kuki
John
Burnett's
Note
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