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For those who want to record in-game audio for the soundtrack or to record their works with the music sequencer, it can easily be done by using a male-male 3.5 mm aux cord (headphone plug to headphone plug). You plug one end in the headphone jack on the Vita and the other end into the computer or other device's microphone jack. This is the same cord you would use to listen to your music from your device in your car. The audio can be recorded with a program such as Audacity. How to use Audacity: 1. Open it 2. Edit > Preferences 3. In devices, choose the recording device that best suits what your microphone jack is. 4. Click 'Okay.' 5. Click the record button to record audio from the Vita (big red circle). 6. Press the stop (yellow square) button to stop recording. I hope this is helpful. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlAh_BEscpg

2012-11-08 04:42:00 Author: aar2697 Posts: 143

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That's pretty neat. Could you also do it the other way, where you record audio on your computer into your Vita levels?

2012-11-08 05:25:00 Author: ChrisF2112 Posts: 265

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Great tutorial! That's exactly how I've been recording audio from games for years. One major issue I have right now, however, is that my laptop does not have stereo in - only mono. Big problem. My workaround is to grab audio using my video capture unit (a Hauppauge HD PVR). I connect only the video leads of the PVR to my PS3 (any video source works) and the red/white RCA audio leads to a 3.5mm male adapter. This of course goes to the headphone jack of my Vita, and I can record whatever I want. From there it's a straightforward matter of ripping the audio from the video (I use "Free M4A to MP3 Audio Converter", which conveniently also outputs in WAV), importing that into Audacity for editing, and presto I'm done. Sounds more complicated than it is. Could you also do it the other way, where you record audio on your computer into your Vita levels?Not that I'm aware of. I don't think the headphone jack on the Vita doubles as an input like how it does on an iPad or iPhone.

2012-11-08 05:53:00 Author: Taffey Posts: 3187

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That's pretty neat. Could you also do it the other way, where you record audio on your computer into your Vita levels? Nope. I just tried it and it does not work. It's probably to prevent people from recording copyrighted music into the game.

2012-11-18 18:33:00 Author: Chdonga Posts: 388

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Woulda been fun, if it would work the other way, for more cleaner recording. It's probably to prevent people from recording copyrighted music into the game. It doesnt really prevent people at the moment too lol ... look at all those Gangnam Style Levels etc.

2012-11-23 18:08:00 Author: Rough-Tea Posts: 422

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I know I looked this up in LBP2 and saw that people were able to put audio straight from the computer into their levels, but I never actually bothered to buy the stuff to do it. That's why I asked.

2012-11-24 21:50:00 Author: ChrisF2112 Posts: 265

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlAh_BEscpg So I finally got my Vita and LBPV, so here is a test. The quality is kind of bad because I had the volume low on my Vita and had to blast the sound out in Audacity in order to be able to hear. You'll also need to go to a blank level to remove sound effects.

2012-12-28 06:31:00 Author: aar2697 Posts: 143

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This is old, but yes, you can create audio with a studio mic or sth. All you need is a audio adapter which has a headset output. Than you should he able to record in better quality with a good mic.

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