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NR horn! - Looping Gurus please help! :)

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LAST EDITED ON Jul-07-03 AT 09:31 AM (EDT)

G'day,while out and about here in Perth, i saw a train with NR120 and NR32 taking charge of a double stack train.The engineer needed to call in at forrestfeild yard, and i asked him if it was possible to record a sound clip of the NR horn. I told him it was for MSTS. He was more than pleased to do it . The only problem is, it is on cassette tape:a) i dont have any idea how to get it onto computer
b) i dont have any idea how to loop it so it can be used for MSTSAny help would be terrific!! Cheers
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RE: NR horn!! - Looping Gurus please help!! :)

I hope you have some sort of output on the cassette, line out would be good.
I hope you have a sound card with line in.Then you are part of the way, you can use sound recorder to get the sound to the computer.Derek

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