07-26-2004, 10:06 AM
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Re: What About Mac Users?
I've been really playing with the Stadium Music Editor and I wanted to share a few things I've done to maximize its realistic effect on the game.
1. Try some audio-editing software to add a "reverb" effect to all of your tracks to make them sound like they're really coming out of a stadium's PA system. When I first played the game and added my own music, it just sounded like a CD on top of the rest of the game's audio, but with the reverb effect, it makes it sound like part of the atmosphere.
2. Make the clips last longer than they needed to (when editing them in the game). This prevents them from getting cut off and sounding funky.
3. If you want a clip to be shorter for a specific purpose, use the audio-edting software to fade it out, or cut off at a specific point. Since the in-game clip editor only lets you cut in/out at 1-second intervals, it's probably not going to be precise enough for you.
4. Make different clips of the same song. It's a good way to get more milage out of a set number of songs.
5. Use a bunch of clips. I have about 40 different clips loaded into my editor and will only hear the same clip in a game maybe once or twice, and that's when I'm doing well (getting lots of first downs, turnovers, etc.). I'm going to try to add about 40 more over time.
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