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Sampling YouTube

beats&measuresbeats&measures
edited March 2011 in Support
I was wondering what the cleanest/easiest way to sample audio from websites (like YouTube) and get it into BM2? Let's hear your suggestions. Thanks.

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  • kadathkadath
    edited 10:32PM
    If you're on a Mac, an app called Audio Hijack Pro is the best option. If you're on Windows, I think Audacity can record the audio easily. Just record the YouTube audio to 16bit WAV and import into your BM2 sample library. Simple as that, really.
  • Ace2CWBAce2CWB
    edited 10:32PM
    I use windows, and I run Goldwave... It's excellent, I use it whenever I want or need to sample something om my computer
  • RevelaShaun68RevelaShaun68
    edited 10:32PM
    Google DVDvideosoft free studio
    You can snatch any vid and convert it to mp3!!!
    Then chop it up in Audacity or any other wave editor!!!
  • doweneedaminttestdoweneedaminttest
    edited 10:32PM
    "kadath&quot wrote:
    If you're on a Mac, an app called Audio Hijack Pro is the best option.

    Thanks for this. I was going to buy WireTap Studio which is twice the price!
  • kadathkadath
    edited 10:32PM
    "doweneedaminttest&quot wrote:
    "kadath&quot wrote:
    If you're on a Mac, an app called Audio Hijack Pro is the best option.

    Thanks for this. I was going to buy WireTap Studio which is twice the price!

    The best part is Audio Hijack Pro is fully useable as a trial version.
  • MeekstapeMeekstape
    edited 10:32PM
    you can also use realplayer downloader. you can basically download any flash video on the web (not just youtube) and use real player to convert it in one click:

    <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.real.com/realplayer/download-video">http://www.real.com/realplayer/download-video</a><!-- m -->
  • 24kGold24kGold
    edited October 2013
    Y
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