Topic by Orin 2014-09-27 03:50:47

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Hi all,
Since most footstep sounds come mixed with several footsteps since all it is is recordings of people walking and whatnot, where do developers either
A, find steps for games that actually is a single footstep to work properly in a game,

and if not, B, how would I use Reeper, Goldwave, etc to edit one? I know I can cut and paste, but is that the best option?

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Reply by Dark 2014-09-27 07:27:43

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Moderation!

this is about games, and indeed sounds like it's about game development so it is in very much the wrong part of the forum and is being moved.

Please remember, "offtopic" means "off the subject of games!"

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Reply by CAE_Jones 2014-09-27 08:21:03

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Yeah, I'd just cut/copy from the raw recording and paste into a new file.
This can get tricky, depending on the quality of the recording.

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