SECElite's All Stadium Sounds Thread!

[SECElit3]

Quote: Originally Posted by y2j469

Do the Tennessee Vols still use "Jungle Boogie" at the start of the 4th quarter? If so do you have a copy of it? Thanks.

There is a short copy of jungle boogie in the north carolina folder and another somewhere else

[SECElit3]

Full Georgia Tech Soundpack Guys! Thanks to MoFrog GT for his hard work!


Ready for download

[KG]

Might be a dumb question but when you burn these to a CD do you burn it as an Audio CD or a Data CD?

Also, can I just rip them off my external HD onto a playlist onto the 360?

1 more, lol.

What program are you using to chop these up? I need to start working on them for PES/FIFA.

[SECElit3]

Quote: Originally Posted by kgx2thez

Might be a dumb question but when you burn these to a CD do you burn it as an Audio CD or a Data CD? Also, can I just rip them off my external HD onto a playlist onto the 360? 1 more, lol. What program are you using to chop these up? I need to start working on them for PES/FIFA.

Answers:

1. The XBox 360 will only allow you to rip an audio disc
2. No unfortunately
3. The program I use is a free program found on the internet called Audacity. Make sure you download the lame encoder found on the same website, otherwise you will not be able to export the sounds as mp3s

I add GVerb to the sounds with the following settings: In this order
250
2
.85
1.000
0
-20
-10

For CD recordings you may have to GVerb twice.

[KG]

Thanks man!!!

[jira2004]

Im just going to ask is their a guide I can use to get these songs on my ps3...I have No idea how


Thx for your help and your playlist.....

[SECElit3]

Quote: Originally Posted by jira2004

Im just going to ask is their a guide I can use to get these songs on my ps3...I have No idea how Thx for your help and your playlist.....

Wrote this up for the 360 last year. Should help!

Hey guys,

While reading through these threads, It became apparent to me that there are some in the community that do not know how to take advantage of the stadiums sound feature.
I have decided to put together a quick step by step guide on the process of adding stadium sounds to the game. This is how I do it. There may be an easier way but this way works for me.
This is a 360 guide. Sorry, I do not own a PS3.

Creating the Disk:
I use iTunes 8.2 and a CDR-W (In the interest of saving money, I use a CDR-W because I am constantly making modifications to my sounds.)
Steps to making your disk: Make sure you download and install iTunes. It can be downloaded here: http://www.apple.com/itunes/download...INS-itunes.com

1.Save your sounds to a folder (Name it and note the location)

2.Open iTunes and add the folder to the Music Library
a.File – Add Folder to Library…
b.Select the folder you created (iTunes will add the stadium sounds within your saved folder to the Music Library.)

3.Create a playlist
a.Select File – New Playlist (Name it)

4.Add your stadium sounds to the playlist. There are several ways to do this:
a.Drag the songs to the playlist by left clicking and dragging
b.Right click the song and select Add to playlist. Your new playlist will show there. Select by left clicking the playlist.

5.Burn your stadium sounds to a disc
a.Select your playlist and verify that all of your stadium sounds are in it.
b.Make sure the playlist is selected
c.Insert your preferred Media (i.e. CDRW) into the CD, DVD drive of the computer.
d.Click Burn Disc in the lower right hand corner of iTunes. (Burn disc will not be displayed unless your playlist is selected and being viewed)
e.Burn settings will be displayed
i.Disc Format – Audio
ii.Use Sound Check selected
iii.Include CD Text selected

6.Select Burn

You are halfway there! Grab your disk and let’s move to your XBOX 360!

This is the most confusing part of adding Stadium Sounds to the game for most people. In order for Stadium Sounds to work properly, each song must be added as its own playlist. This portion of the guide will instruct you on how to add your stadium sounds to the 360 and ultimately to NCAA 10.
A USB keyboard will save you LOTS of time!
Power up your 360 and lets get to work

If your XBOX 360 is like mine, you are at the dashboard.

1.Rip(Copy) your stadium sounds to the XBOX 360
a.Select My XBOX – Play CD (CD will start playing)
b.Make sure all of the desired stadium sounds you wish to copy are selected with check marks (I have never been able to copy mine to the XBOX with their titles. I think it has something to do with the way iTunes burns audio CDs.)
c.Select Rip CD
d.Type desired album name, Artist, and Genre. Select Save Changes. (The stadium sounds will be copied to the 360 hard drive at this point. Depending on the number of stadium sounds copied, this may take a while.

2.Name and Create a playlist for each sound.
a.Press B or escape on your keyboard until you reach the screen that is titled Select Source.
b.Select Hard Drive
c.Select Songs (All of the stadium sounds copied to the hard drive will be displayed.)
d.Select Edit Song Info
e.Song, Artist, and Genre (Save Changes) this names the song.
f.Select Play Song (stadium sound will begin playing)
g.Select Edit or Save Playlist
h.Name the playlist (Give the playlist exact the name of the stadium sound so that you can find it when adding to the game) and select done (Remember earlier I mentioned that each song has to be in its own playlist. In NCAA, the stadium sounds feature only recognizes playlists; one playlist – One stadium sound in that playlist. Simple!
i.Follow these steps for your remaining stadium sounds. Remember: Song info first, play the sound, select Edit or Save Playlist, save the sound to its own playlist, and move on to the next. (30 stadium sounds; 30 playlists)

Time to add your sounds to the Game!

You are at the NCAA menu right?

1.Add your sounds to the game.
a.On the NCAA 10 menu
b.Select MY NCAA 10
c.Select MY CUSTOM STADIUM SOUNDS
d.Select Y to add event (It is pretty straightforward here. Select the team, event, and stadium sound i.e. playlist you wish to hear.)
e.Select Accept Settings
f.Rinse and Repeat

2.Save your profile! (I found out the hard way. Your stadium sounds are tied to it.)

Adding Stadium sounds to NCAA 10 seems like a lot of work. I can tell you that it pays off. This is one of my favorite features of the game! The feature truly brings the atmosphere of the college football game to your console. Now get out there and start collecting your sounds!

[lakings25]

Any chance of working on some Pac10 teams...UCLA and USC primarily. Thanks