einangrun wrote:

impressive that you've managed to type this whole thing out with eight eyes, i would think your vision might get messed up and you'd press some wrong keys.

anyway, if you're talking about actual audio files in the scratch audio player, you can right click on any file under the audio tab and select “save to local file.” it will be saved as a .wav file but you can easily put it through a .wav to .mp3 converter if necessary.

if you mean other sounds, such as the ones created by scratch's note blocks, you might have to get an external audio recorder and then simply start the project and record the audio it makes, like that guy with too many Z's in his name suggested.

ZZ9PluralZAlpha wrote:

einangrun wrote:

impressive that you've managed to type this whole thing out with eight eyes, i would think your vision might get messed up and you'd press some wrong keys.

anyway, if you're talking about actual audio files in the scratch audio player, you can right click on any file under the audio tab and select “save to local file.” it will be saved as a .wav file but you can easily put it through a .wav to .mp3 converter if necessary.

if you mean other sounds, such as the ones created by scratch's note blocks, you might have to get an external audio recorder and then simply start the project and record the audio it makes, like that guy with too many Z's in his name suggested.

There's not that many Z's in my name. What's the bet there's a user called ZZZZZZZZZ?

awsome_guy_360 wrote:

ZZ9PluralZAlpha wrote:

einangrun wrote:

impressive that you've managed to type this whole thing out with eight eyes, i would think your vision might get messed up and you'd press some wrong keys.

anyway, if you're talking about actual audio files in the scratch audio player, you can right click on any file under the audio tab and select “save to local file.” it will be saved as a .wav file but you can easily put it through a .wav to .mp3 converter if necessary.

if you mean other sounds, such as the ones created by scratch's note blocks, you might have to get an external audio recorder and then simply start the project and record the audio it makes, like that guy with too many Z's in his name suggested.

There's not that many Z's in my name. What's the bet there's a user called ZZZZZZZZZ?

Lol, I'm dying. XD

“That guy with too many Z's in his name” :P

ZZ9PluralZAlpha wrote:

There's not that many Z's in my name. What's the bet there's a user called ZZZZZZZZZ?

ZZ9PluralZAlpha wrote:

awsome_guy_360 wrote:

ZZ9PluralZAlpha wrote:

einangrun wrote:

impressive that you've managed to type this whole thing out with eight eyes, i would think your vision might get messed up and you'd press some wrong keys.

anyway, if you're talking about actual audio files in the scratch audio player, you can right click on any file under the audio tab and select “save to local file.” it will be saved as a .wav file but you can easily put it through a .wav to .mp3 converter if necessary.

if you mean other sounds, such as the ones created by scratch's note blocks, you might have to get an external audio recorder and then simply start the project and record the audio it makes, like that guy with too many Z's in his name suggested.

There's not that many Z's in my name. What's the bet there's a user called ZZZZZZZZZ?

Lol, I'm dying. XD

“That guy with too many Z's in his name” :P

I'm not. :P

einangrun wrote:

ZZ9PluralZAlpha wrote:

There's not that many Z's in my name. What's the bet there's a user called ZZZZZZZZZ?

…huh.

awsome_guy_360 wrote:

ZZ9PluralZAlpha wrote:

awsome_guy_360 wrote:

ZZ9PluralZAlpha wrote:

einangrun wrote:

impressive that you've managed to type this whole thing out with eight eyes, i would think your vision might get messed up and you'd press some wrong keys.

anyway, if you're talking about actual audio files in the scratch audio player, you can right click on any file under the audio tab and select “save to local file.” it will be saved as a .wav file but you can easily put it through a .wav to .mp3 converter if necessary.

if you mean other sounds, such as the ones created by scratch's note blocks, you might have to get an external audio recorder and then simply start the project and record the audio it makes, like that guy with too many Z's in his name suggested.

There's not that many Z's in my name. What's the bet there's a user called ZZZZZZZZZ?

Lol, I'm dying. XD

“That guy with too many Z's in his name” :P

I'm not. :P

Ik Ik. I just loved the description. Lol.

Also;

@zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Troll_and_Pokemon wrote:

Why is it that when I try to get music as a local file it stops loading scratch projects but I can load everything else and when I fix it (By turning of the cmputer and turning it back on) when I put it in another project it works but there is no sound and its weird because a few weeks ago it worked perfectly fine and I did a lot of good projects doing this but now it does not work at all because I think scratch is having a bit of a problem or something maybe i d k

EIectron wrote:

A whole scratch project cannot be exported as mp4 / mp3 as scratch projects USUALLY contain code and are interactive.