The Twilight Zone

Hello again, Tumbleweed. I don't usually go on here much, but for those who follow me I just have the need to post on here when I feel like it, which is rare. I don't know. I don't see the sunshine and dandelions when I'm on this site, I know tons of people absolutely love it, maybe I need to be on here more, I'm not quite sure.

Also, I'm 100% free of Leukemia and underwent a bone marrow transplant last November. Recovery takes a long time, and at the moment I'm feeling a lot better.

But today I want to go over one topic that reappears 75% of the time in my Youtube inbox: SOUNDS!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111

Q: Kitty, where did you get the sound at <blah> in your video <blah>?

A: I recorded it from Ed, Edd, N' Eddy.

Q: Kitty, where-

A: I recorded it myself from <blah>.

You get the idea. But if you must know, I have a huge chunk of the 2 TB external hard drive I store all my sound effects in. Countless sounds. Recorded from everything. Whether it'd be through microphone, stereo mix, or line-in. What I used to do is boot up my Playstation 3 or any other console and turn the music off, record from line-in cables, and snip out the sounds I want using Wavepad. And for the PC games that I cannot extract the raw sounds from, I just record from stereo mix. Same ordeal. Hit record. Play. Snip out what I want. Save it as like, for example "shotgun_fire1" or something. That's it. Same with the Ed, Edd, N' Eddy sounds everyone seems curious about. Just find an episode online and record the sounds with the least amount of background noise. That's how I did it. It's not rocket science. Sometimes I make my own sounds. Like in Elliot Goes to School: Mondays when Dan and Chris are thrown into a cart and made a squeaky wheel noise. I just recorded myself playing around with my Dad's old workout set. It's called Foley Recording. It's used in movies, games, everywhere. You can look it up on wikipedia if you're interested.