[NinjaSushi2]

Looking for some video game .wav files that I can use to load when windows loads as a start up sound. Preferably if someone can find any Gauntlet Legends sounds that would be amazing. I've been scouring the internet for 30 minutes and still can't find a decent website.

 

[John In Cali]

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Looking for some video game .wav files that I can use to load when windows loads as a start up sound. Preferably if someone can find any Gauntlet Legends sounds that would be amazing. I've been scouring the internet for 30 minutes and still can't find a decent website.

You can convert any audio file into a wave file.

 

[NinjaSushi2]

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You can convert any audio file into a wave file.

I know this. I can't find any good game audio file websites.

 

[John In Cali]

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I know this. I can't find any good game audio file websites.

If its a computer game usually the sound files are stored in its program files folder.

 

[NinjaSushi2]

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If its a computer game usually the sound files are stored in its program files folder.

That's if you own the game...

 

[John In Cali]

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That's if you own the game...

Ha, well I figured if you wanted to use its specific sounds, you would probably own it.

 

[NinjaSushi2]

I wish I owned it but it's a console game. They might have an emulator for it. I wanted to set the log on sound as a .wav from gauntlet legends.

 

[AppleDappleman]

If you ever find a site with video game music or like 8-bit songs then put it in this thread because I'm very interested also haha

 

[NinjaSushi2]

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If you ever find a site with video game music or like 8-bit songs then put it in this thread because I'm very interested also haha

lol k. I've found a few that have like Gauntlet or Duke Nukem 3D, Rainbow Six, etc. Non with tons and tons of games but more like maybe five.

 

[John In Cali]

See if you can find any youtube videos where the sound is played(walkthrough videos and such) and download them using a youtube to mp3 converter, and cut out the part that you want using Audacity.
Hope this helps.

 

[SoupWizard]

You might want to look into piracy it's usually easier to find the ost.
such as TPB, or iso hunt, there is a load of them.
 
also I don't own a xbox360 or the games for the console.
but you could try mounting disc with daemon tools lite.
then finding the music file and extracting it.