I need to know how to make songs, like recording a song from the site that isn't availble to download, and then putting it on my computer. I could really use the help.
And in addition, I'll give them all to you guys first! So can you help me?
Thanks,
-TheDoggy

what songs? i could probably do them for you into a wma, mp3, or wav. ive got all the software availible for my soundcard and would love to help you. - (mrdrama07)?

My "Easier Way to Transcribe" guide in WikiChat/TransScripts describes how to record the audio that your sound card is putting out. When making songs, be aware of copyright issues -- you can't legally use sounds owned by TBC (or anyone else) without their permission. -- InterruptorJones
Actually, the easiest way (in my opinion) to get the audio track of a toon is to download the free 15 day trial of SWF decompiler. Google that and download it. Then, simply open the e-mail or toon, click on the sound tab, click on mainstream1 (or something like that, click on each sound to preview it), and then click export. Point it at your desktop and -Voila- you've got an .mp3 or a .wav soundtrack!! (Please note, Windows only) - MoogleMaster?

THANK YOU! YOU ARE VERY KIND! you can help if you want, (mrdrama07)?, but I want songs that aren't downloadable anywhere else. like Song About Sibbie, or, Words I Probably Said from StrongBadEmail/autobiography -TheDoggy

well i can do them also and we can compare or whatever! -- (mrdrama07)?

The easiest way EVER to have audio stuff kept would be to get a microphone, go to sound recorder (this in on many Windows computers) Go to whatever site which has the sound. Click 'record' on your sound recorder, click on whatever you normally do to hear the quote, toon, sound.. whatever and put ya microphone up to your speakers.
I know it sounds a little complicated, but that's what I do. I've got heaps of their quotes, and I listened to the brothers chaps interviews and recorded them too.
Sorry about all that writing everyone. - M.J

This is the worst idea ever.. okay, not the worst, but I don't think you could possibly get poorer sound quality. If you're interested in getting a decent-quality sound clip, you really need to follow MoogleMaster?'s advice and rip the audio track from the tune using Flash Decompiler. This will always give you the best quality sound possible and requires a lot less finagling than the microphone method. -- InterruptorJones

Hey!! The sound quality is perfect man! You just put the sound up and put the mic infront of it. It has always worked perfect for me. - M.J

actaully they are all bad ideas. we are infringing on the hsr copyright. lets support The Brothers Chaps and not degrate their original ideas. ---The Reformed Clever dan

Putting the microphone in front of the speakers are a bad idea, it just is bad quality. ~Rainer~

yeah, the crap part of it too is the feedback and people talking and stuff -- Actual Expert Sound Tech

It's not! The quality of the stuff I have is great man! and if there are people in the room, I make em shut up. Please stop bagging my idea. lol. Nah, go ahead. - M.J