To record sound from Amiga you need:
2xRCA - 1x 3,5mm stereo TRS jack
PC with line input
Audacity

Connect Amiga audio out with PC line in, start Audacity, choose input, record, edit and export 😀

I think it's the same with Mac, although I think you will need TRS-TRS cable.

I also need to hire someone with an Amiga 😀

Wolfus wrote:

I think it's the same with Mac, although I think you will need TRS-TRS cable.

Early Macs have 3.5" audio out as well, however those are speaker level, not line level. Recording music from an old Mac game is actually quite a challenge if you want to do it right. First, you need to deal with the speaker level. Second, Mac audio is very noisy. Third, old Mac games used QuickTime to play music and the instruments changed with every version of QuickTime. If you play the same game under System 6, 7, and MacOS 8, you get differently sounding music in all of them (similar to using different GM modules for the same DOS game).

If it's not that urgent, I could do the Mac and Amiga recordings. I have set up a dedicated audio recording system based on Linux with an Asus Xonar sound card for recording analog audio (112 dB SNR). I own lots of different Amigas and old Macs as well, depending on what is needed to run the game(s).

You can use an amiga and use MAC emulator, it will work just fine 😀

Marmes wrote:

You can use an amiga and use MAC emulator, it will work just fine 😀

One goal of the archive is to NOT use any emulation, but to have actual real machine recordings.

It seems I have someone who be doing the Mac and Amiga recordings.

So that leaves still needing someone to record AppleII music in high-quality to do 2 or 3 games with a total of 1 minute of music each.

Andrew