If you're on a Mac you can use GarageBand and purchase a good USB mic. The Blue Snowball is a great one for the money as Blue makes mostly high end mics. I use it often for stuff even though I have a studio with high end mics it performs well for voice work.
@FryingBaconStudios I was just about to say GarageBand actually. @Yenzu If your Mac came with iLife (if you have a Mac, maybe you're using the Windows version of Gamesalad), then you should have GarageBand. If you don't have iLife, then GarageBand is only like $15, and trust me, it's totally worth your money, unless you're only using it to record your voice. I use GarageBand to actually make music, some actually for my Gamesalad games.
If you are on a budget, try using your iphone with minimal noise distraction. I know it may not be the "best solution" but it will actually work. Just email the voices to yourself and import them into your game.
Also- Audacity is a free program and is amazing for this kind of stuff (it will also create the correct file type. Sound effects need to be .ogg files).
That's the same mic I use @LudwigHeijden, it's a great USB mic for the price! I once hooked it up to use in voice chat when playing Team Fortress 2 (just for a laugh) and nobody could believe how clear I sounded )
@Devilanddice Yep. And by the way if you hover over the top right of your post and click the gear icon that appears you can edit your post up to 24 hours after you posted it, rather than posting again to clarify the typo
@Devilanddice Yep. And by the way if you hover over the top right of your post and click the gear icon that appears you can edit your post up to 24 hours after you posted it, rather than posting again to clarify the typo
I just read GS is working on adding support for .wav files. How does .wav files compare to .ogg files? (i.e. file size, loading times, sound quality, easiness to clean up/modify sound files)
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I was just about to say GarageBand actually.
@Yenzu
If your Mac came with iLife (if you have a Mac, maybe you're using the Windows version of Gamesalad), then you should have GarageBand. If you don't have iLife, then GarageBand is only like $15, and trust me, it's totally worth your money, unless you're only using it to record your voice. I use GarageBand to actually make music, some actually for my Gamesalad games.
Also- Audacity is a free program and is amazing for this kind of stuff (it will also create the correct file type. Sound effects need to be .ogg files).
I use this mic http://www.amazon.com/Samson-C01UCW-Studio-Cakewalk-Sonar/dp/B000PTF0E2/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1369296254&sr=8-3&keywords=Samson
I am a singer in a band and use it to make demos. Works pretty good for the price.
Reaper is also available for windows.
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