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Download AgentAudio12PPC.sit_.bin (1.02 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Download AgentAudio1268k.sit_.bin (1.01 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Emulation
This app works with: SheepShaver,

Agent Audio is a handy little tool that lets you change the sounds in applications and games.

You can backup the programs sound-set before fiddling with it, in case you ever want to revert the changes. Agent Audio's documentation boasts that it provides a safer option to sound customization in comparison to messing around in ResEdit (or Resorcerer).

It can also be used to get all the sounds out of a program/game ready to export into more modern and durable formats for use elsewhere. Simply export sounds to the 'SSW 7 sound' format, and use a program like SoundApp to convert it to whatever file format you choose!

PPC and 68k version finally available!

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k PPC

Min Specs:

• Mac OS 7.1
• Color Monitor
• 2MB RAm
• 1MB HD Space

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meleemario's picture
by meleemario - 2014, July 2 - 5:34am

Thank you mrdav! I have updated this page accordingly!

by mrdav - 2014, June 24 - 8:23am

There is a copy of version 1.2 on the MacAddict Disc 19 in the Graphic & Sound folder

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by meleemario - 2014, June 24 - 5:33am

My research pulls up that the final version of Agent Audio is 1.2, a PPC and 68k version both exist. I have searched everywhere, and cannot find it. This is an excellent program, along with SoundExtractor. Would be nice to have the final version of this program though for archival purposes.

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by bertyboy - 2010, November 1 - 9:49pm

Mmm, SoundLeech was the killer utility for pulling sounds, whatever resource format they were in, out of apps and documents. Or was it SoundExtractor. I still have it somewhere. iTunes could convert it's output to mp3.

I seem to remember pulling some sounds from Patton Strikes Back for my old Motorola v3i. Just as an alternative to that frog.

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by Innes - 2010, November 1 - 9:33pm
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There are some sound effects from some old games that were just crying out to become a notification tone on my Blackberry. This program was the first step on a fiddly yet rewarding process