GLEN'S SOUNDS OF SAILOR MOON PAGE!
Hi there, welcome to my sounds of Sailor Moon Page at it's new
home (again ^_-). No real changes to it due to lack of free time but
at least I've corrected some way out of date references to the fandub
^_^
The time me and Melvin went to Steve's place
Me and Melvin were once at Steve Allen Richard's house where we
met Weird Al Yankovic. You don't believe me? Then check out this
WAV file that proves it! :-p
If you liked that you should check out my
Steve Allen Richards page also here on my what used to be my
American web site. :-)
Sound Clips from the New DIC eps.
Since there been some interest in it I recorded a 37.3 K WAV file
of Sailor Mercury's
"Shine Aqua Illusion"
From ep. #81 Sailor Moon saying "I'm gonna
whip your butt!"to the Wiseman.
I also now have "The Power of Love" from DIC episode #81 of Sailor Moon.
It's available as a 1.88 Meg. WAV file,
I tried making an mp2 but it came out bigger.
If you want a CD with it it's on the Lunarock CD which is only
available in Canada. I am however offering it for sale on my
Lunarock
page.
A sound clip from the old DIC eps.
Check out my favorite quote from Sailor
Moon from the episode Cherry blossom time. Don't you just love how she
hedges by saying "maybe even"? ^_^
Theme songs from around the world!
French
I recorded the French theme song off of CFTM as a
WAV file which is 2.62 Meg.
If you would like a smaller file I have also converted it into a
MP2 file which is only 1.18 Meg.
Cantonese
This is part of the theme song for the made for TV Cantonese dub
aired in Hong Kong
(The Home Video dub by Aiko Animation used the original Japanese
music)
I recieved it as a 1.1 Meg WAV file
from Greg Lindsey .
I also converted it to a 828 K MP2 file
for those of you who perfer those.
I got my hands on the Mandarin dub sold on tape in Tiawan
and it uses Japanese theme song so it has no theme of it's own.
German
I have a 696 K MP2 file of the German
Theme,
this is the form I was given the file in. I more recently acquired the
German CD's and will get a WAV up here if I ever get enough free time.
Spanish
I was at
The Sailor Moon Express Way where I found this 710 K
WAV file of the Spanish Theme song
which
I increased the volume of with Cool Edit. I also used Cool Edit to
make a MP2 file but it came out bigger than the WAV so it would be
pointless to put it up here.
Swedish
Åke Rosenius
sent me the Swedish Theme in two WAV files, I patched them together
using Cool Edit to make this 1.86 Meg.
WAV file.
I also converted it to a 1.69 Meg
MP2 file incase anyone wanted it.
Åke also sampled the Sweedish Closing Theme, here's a 993 K
WAV file of it, The MP2 file I tried
making
came out bigger so I decided not to post it here.
Italian
I got this 422 K MP2 file from
Tropi's page.
I didn't bother trying to make a WAV file from it
because it didn't work very
well with the German MP2. If anyone has recorded a good quality
WAV file of the Italian Theme off of Italian Television I would like
to add it here.
Tagalog
I have a 359 K MP2 file of the
Opening Theme from the Tagalog dub of Sailor Moon aired on TV
in the phillipines.
Other Places
If you have any Theme songs from around the world that you would like
to contribute to this site so it can be made available to everyone just
let me know and I'll put your files up here! :-) (Please check with me
before just throwing it in my mailbox though, and if you found it on
the web just let me know where I can go to download it.)
Other Sites
Michael Ng has informed me about this
FTP site
which has the Italian Theme, and additional Chinese Themes. I should
warn you though, that it has Real Audio files, if you don't have the
Real Audio player it's available from
Progressive Networks.
Why do people record files in Real Audio format? I don't know! It was
meant for live feeds and doesn't sound as good, so it's not the
best way to package downloadable files. There will also be MP3 files
there, I don't know about any MP3 players, but I've read that a
shareware decoder called L3DEC will convert them into WAV files.
To get it download 13dec.exe and go32.exe from
here or
go to the source
Where the heck are the English and Japanese songs?
I figured there was no need to put these on the web since you can get
them on CD. The English soundtrack CD can be ordered directly from
Rhino Records if you
can't find it where you live. If you're looking for the new CD only
released in Canada check out my
Lunarock page
for details on getting one sent outside of Canada.
If you really want to find a sound file
of the NA Theme it's available on
Karl's Sailor Moon Clips Page which has lots of other neat stuff
too.
You can get the Japanese CD's from:
as well as many other places. There are also the SonMay CD's
(knockoffs) made in Tiawan. I found some locally at Amazing Gifts and
Accessories in Portage Place mall, but if you don't live in Winnipeg I
don't know where you could buy them. You could try contacting SonMay
directly, their E-mail address is
sonmay@ms2.hinet.net
The Sailor Moon Midi Player
If you would like to have some Sailor Moon MIDI's playing on your
computer while doing
other stuff check out the Sailor Moon MIDI Player. I found it
somewhere (I forget where) as a 718K
ZIP file which I put here for you
to download. :-)
What came on before Sailor Moon
Sailor Moon used to come on YTV in
the afternoon right after they aired
Dudly the Dragon.
Not that I watch it myself, it's just that
after taping 65 eps of Sailor Moon (starting the VCR early "just
incase") you get to know the Dudly the Dragon theme off by heart.
If you don't believe me play it 65 times and you won't be able to get
it out of your head! ^_-
The Fandub WAV
Here is a 12.7 Meg (5.45 Meg. zipped)
WAV file of the entire
audio track (just over 20 minutes) of Mark Spraugue's fandub of episode
# 92 of Sailor Moon. It should be noted that this is only a preview
version which I recorded off of a video tape of the that I got from
Lucas Muzzatti who got it from
an unnamed UTARPA executive who got his copy from someone that Mark
gave a tape to so it won't be the same quality as a WAV straight from
Mark's Nega Basement, but it's still pretty darned good.
If you have the laserdisc or
video tape of that episode In Japanese, Cantonese, or any dub that
wasn't edited down you can sycnronize this file to your video source
to view the fandub preview. Just start playing the sound file as soon
as the scene changes from Sailor Moon giving her speach to the top of
the building appearing at the beggining. If you don't have a video
source, and still want to see the preview just go to my
tapes page
for details on how to get a copy from me.
Um, actually the final version is also available from me on my tapes
page and I'm _the_ official omnipresent distro for the fandub now.
Gee, I must update this page more often! ^_^
In this file Mark did Sailor Mercury's
voice himself, as well as all of the male charcters as I understand it!
If you want info on how the fandub is going, why certain things were
done certain ways, click on the logo below.

Backwards music!
Worship Ami
(My Sharona played backwards)
Just barely Sailor Moon but if you want it I have a 950 K
sample that is 44.14 seconds long as a
WAV file or a 2.92 Meg.
Zipped WAV file of the whole thing.
Software for converting sound files between formats
The mp2 files on this page (except the German theme) were converted
from WAV files using Cool Edit from
Syntrillium Software. It's a
handy little piece of downloadable shareware which supports:
- .WAV files (HINT: You will want to use Windows PCM waveform when
saving WAV's)
- .VOC files
- .AIF files
- .SND files
- .SAM files
- .AU files
- .SND files
- .SMP files
- .VOX files
- .PCM files
- .IFF & .SVX files (AMIGA 8SVX)
- .DWD files
- .RA (Real Audio) files (only saves as, can't read)
- .MP2 (MPEG Layer I & II - you must also download the separate
MPEG plugin from the Syntrillium Software site if you want to use
these!)
One thing I should warn you about is the fact that MP2 files don't
sound quite as good as the WAV file they were made from, although
sometimes they can be pretty close. The reason they are used on the
net is because for a given sound they will be smaller. They are
smaller because some of the data is thrown out, thus having a small
effect on the sound. Once that data is gone, it's gone for good and
the file won't sound as good as the original WAV that's why I
put the original WAV's here as well as the MP2's for people who want
to have the original quality. There is also the fact that MP2's take
more proccesing power to play, on my 486/66 if I move my mouse pointer
around when an MP2 is playing it will cause glitches in the playback.
You may also want to try AMPEG, although I haven't used it myself
Karl said that it gives the best quality output. You can find a link
to it on
Karl's Sailor Moon Clips Page
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