That's [Sierra] Music To My Ears! (Game)

[Jules]

Woot!

What program do y'all use to splice and dice a song?

[Collector]

Probably the easiest thing is to record the song with Audacity.

http://www.audacityteam.org/

You can record by playing the game. If you have recordings that you have from the old Quest Studios or from Alistair's sierramusiccentral.com you can copy the section you want to use and paste it into a new audio file.

[Jules]

Got it to work. Try this!!

[Collector]

Too easy. I'll let others try first.

[Jules]

Originally it was going to be the last three notes (cha cha cha) of the song but it might have been a bit too hard. For some reason that ending always stuck out to me.

[Collector]

https://youtu.be/ohuRQWLIGpQ?t=300

[Jules]

Yeah!

[Collector]

One that even Tawm should get.

NameIt.ogg

(33.84 KiB) Downloaded 1190 times

[Collector]

Oh Tawm?

[Tawmis]

Hah! I rarely use my computer at home (monitor has been dead for a long time! I just got a replacement) and the work computer is too restricted to let me get the VLC program to play this.

But that's from LSL... But I have no idea what the song is called.

[Collector]

But which LSL? Also, the ogg should play directly within the browser.

[Tawmis]

But which LSL? Also, the ogg should play directly within the browser.

On the browser it says "Activate VLC" - but doesn't let me at work. (Probably something on our end blocking browser plugins).

But the song is from LSL3.

EDIT: It's "Nontoonyt Island Song"

[Collector]

No plugin is required for OGG with a modern browser. Just click the link and choose to open in your browser.

[Tawmis]

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Is what I see. And somehow I think work has it restricted. They're very secure about plugins designed to "harvest" information put in a browser.

[Collector]

Click the "NameIt.ogg" link next to where it gives the size and how many times it was viewed at the bottom.