The answer you want is perhaps not the one I'm going to give you: I did it with a lot blood, sweat, and tears. And OCD.
The good news is anyone can do what I did. The bad news is it's probably not the best way to go about it.
I used Audacity to just zoom in and manually remove as much stuff as I could. There are probably ways to filter things out so you don't have to go about it in such a labor intensive way, but I'm just a rank amateur so fuck if I know.
The fade tool is pretty handy.
Nah, I'm happy with doing the work. I just need a tool to do it with. Haven't got any idea how to use Audacity, so I don't know anything about a 'zoom' feature. I've still got it somewhere, so will have another look.
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I'm trying to create a sound set for BG 2 and was wondering how you removed the background sounds from the original track?
Was going to ask the wise woman, but your the next best thing.
Nah, I'm happy with doing the work. I just need a tool to do it with. Haven't got any idea how to use Audacity, so I don't know anything about a 'zoom' feature. I've still got it somewhere, so will have another look.
I have been using Oceanaudio, very simple to use.