The One Time
(Use of my audio rips for any videos, projects, etc., is permitted. Credit is encouraged but not required. Just please have some decency and do not reupload any of my audio rips completely unmodified while claiming to be your own rip. All rights go to Hasbro.)
updated 3 years ago
stickas
rip screw caps xd
boboscooper
Also I had this Roboscooper since 2013, please don’t take this video seriously-
Hey, this looks familiar... Yes, this is the Mars No. 1 audio rip again! I'm reuploading it because I forgot to record ONE SINGLE sound (Program Overflow). I eventually found out my mistake, but since I didn't want to have to reupload the video at the time, I ended up haphazardly tacking the missing sound onto my Robokid rip. At the time, I thought that would help alleviate my mistake, but it turned out that I had goofed up again since the sound was at a different volume. I didn't want any inconsistencies, so I finally decided it was time to fix this audio rip once and for all.
Also, I decided to do something experimental with this updated rip. Instead of cramming every sound effect against each other, I decided that each sound should start at the nearest half-second of the video. That way, it would be much easier to separate and use. I'll probably keep this format for future rips.
If you ever need to see the old video, an archive can be found here: youtu.be/Y65TH6jXjTo
Originally requested by Zorua635.
With the power of using Robotical Halloween’s technique for preventing the RS Suite from crashing as well as running compatibility for Windows XP, I have revived the Chatterbots.
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Why would anyone do this?
yay it’s the 8,672,127,482,000,000,000,000,000,000th dance party
yay
The bruhs must continue…
But first, let’s blind a Roboquad!
Have you ever wanted to hear those sweet tunes from your favorite toys in high fidelity? Tired of recording everything through a cheap microphone because it doesn’t even sound pleasant to listen to at all? Well, I’ve got the solution for you!
In this instructional video, I will teach you the very basics of audio ripping so you too can become an audio ripping legend! As long as you have some experience with disassembling and repairing electronic toys, audio ripping will be an absolute breeze for anyone!
I initially wanted it to be a part of an audio rip video, but considering that would get in the way of said audio rip, I decided to make it its own thing!
Good luck, and accept the fact that you will mercilessly slaughter your precious Furbys while doing this-
Huh? What's that? A voice-controlled disc-shooting robot...THAT SPEAKS ENGLISH!? PHAHAHAHAHAHA! You've got to be kidding me. There's no possible way that would exist! Every other voice-controlled disc shooter I've seen speaks in a different language. Also, none of them are readily available where I'm from. They are only available in countries outside the U.S. Funnily enough, in the countries they originate from, voice-controlled shooters are relatively more common compared to ones without voice control. And yet you expect me to believe that an English voice-controlled disc shooter exists within the U.S.? Hahaha! What a funny joke! You really got me good.
0:00 Power On
0:53 Walk
0:56 Head Turn
0:57 Party Dance
1:22 Robotic Slide
1:48 Discs locked
1:51 Unlocking Discs
1:56 Shoot
1:57 Idle 1
1:58 Idle 2
2:01 Idle 3
2:03 Idle 4
2:05 Idle 5
2:09 Idle Shut Down
2:16 Manual Shut Down
2:27 Wake
2:33 Voice Command "What's your name?"
2:38 Voice Command "Hello Annie."
2:41 Voice Command "Sing a song."
2:44 Song 1, Clap Along With Me
3:02 Song 2, Jingle Bells
3:39 Song 3, Hickory, Dickory, Dock
4:13 Song 4, Bingo
4:26 Song 5, Good Morning
4:48 "Sing a song." Sing Another Song? (Yes/No)
4:56 "Sing a song." Sing Another Song? (No)
5:00 "Sing a song." Already Sang All Songs.
5:06 Voice Command "Show me a dance." Party Dance
5:13 Voice Command "Show me a dance." Robotic Slide
5:16 Voice Command "Tell me a story."
5:19 Story 1, The Fox And The Cat
7:18 Story 2, The Red Ants and The Black Ants
9:57 Story 3, Good friend TV station
12:14 Story 4, The City Mouse and the Country Mouse
13:45 Voice Command "Have some fun."
13:49 Joke 1, The Reason of being Late
14:06 Joke 2, Two Pieces of Cake
14:20 Joke 3, I wasn't listening
14:41 Voice Command "Talent Show." Want to have a show? (Yes/No)
14:45 "Talent Show" Want to have a show? (Yes)
14:50 "Talent Show" Want to have a show? (No)
14:54 "Talent Show" Show 1
15:18 "Talent Show" Show 2
15:39 "Talent Show" Show 3
16:03 Voice Command "Let's play together." Hide and Seek
16:05 Voice Command "Let's play together." Are you my friend? (Yes/No)
16:07 "Let's play together." Are you my friend? (Yes)
16:11 "Let's play together." Are you my friend? (No)
16:15 Voice Command "You are so cute." Response 1
16:20 Voice Command "You are so cute." Response 2
16:23 Voice Command Walk
16:28 Voice Command "Fire in the hold."
16:34 Voice Command Misunderstood 1
16:43 Voice Command Misunderstood 2
16:51 Voice Command Misunderstood 3
16:59 Voice Command "Shut Down" Want some rest? (Yes/No)
17:01 "Shut Down" Want some rest? (No)
17:04 "Shut Down" Want some rest? (Yes)
also happy late chrima
Why did I make an audio rip of a button that only says one thing? I literally put NO EFFORT into making this at all. I could have done something more interesting like ripping from a 2012 Furby, but nope. Just some dumb, random novelty button. At least I tried spicing up the video to make the rip more interesting, but with only one sound, there's not much you can do.
I guess you can say, 0:01
Thanks. I'll be here all week.
(Ren and Stimpy is not mine and belongs to Nickelodeon)
And now, the longest audio rip on the channel! Yeah, uh... I am not going to even try spending my time to separate every single sound effect individually, so I'm gonna leave it to you guys to do it. It's just way too much for me to handle... All I know is that, during the sound test mode (where I recorded the majority of the sounds from), almost every single sound effect is stored in alphabetical order, so that should help with locating the sounds you want. Btw, here's the original .wav file that includes all the sounds if you want to download it for yourself: drive.google.com/file/d/1VpLJDs4_LG4uSuM9FQzZP83LV98JuTyE/view?usp=sharing
And no, I am NOT going to record all of the ComAir sounds. I can't even tell where the loop starts or ends with the human ear during the test mode (meaning I may either end up overestimating it, ripping the same sounds that were already ripped, or underestimating it, losing a few that weren't ripped), so it's pointless. Plus, didn't someone already reverse engineer that?
0:00 TEST MODE
0:16 Jolly Personality
18:21 Sweet Personality
36:22 Rockin' Personality
53:47 Hyper Personality
1:11:38 Feisty Personality
That is all I have to say.
Do NOT perform this on any Furby Connect you CARE about. If you don’t know what you are doing, it could cause irreversible consequences such as resetting your Furby back to factory defaults. Seriously. While I was experimenting with the test mode on my Connect, I accidentally screwed something up (which was on the section where you could see, in numerical form, the Furby’s language, color, and…region? I can’t remember exactly what the last one was, but yeah.) What happened was, after pressing the tongue sensor, it set the color value from 002 to 000. I wasn’t able to change it back due to me fearing I might make it worse from my lack of experience on the test mode, as well as the fact that the Connect started glitching whenever I activated the “test” contact (the very contact that allows access to the test mode in the first place). It could be related to my method of entering the test mode (using the battery contacts) possibly causing just enough of a surge to make the toy freak out. It could also just be because I was using rechargeable NiMH batteries, but idk. So far, the Furby seemed to work normally after that (it hasn't forgotten its name or anything), but I don't want to continue with the test mode again. That is unless I get another Connect to mess around with or someone else figures out the test mode. I also hope no issues arise later on because, after that little incident with the test mode, the Connect now thinks it’s in a different color. I really hope those changes were undone when I exited the test mode.
So yeah. Bottom line, do NOT EVER use the factory test mode on any of your Furby Connects that you care about until further research. Seriously, it could save you BIG TIME. As for the Connects you DON’T care about, have fun screwing around! Just uh... Don't cause a fire or something.
I originally didn't want to upload this video due to it sounding very distorted, but here you go anyway.
Requested by Cornflakes3007 Wolf. Sorry that it was a little late.
Ivan's gonna freak out once he sees this. Also, this is probably the most mature robot that I have ever owned.
Also, when you leave an autonomous bot alone near a set of stairs/table edge.
Wow. This one's got a lotta bass. Also, I am sorry that I forgot to rip that one sound from Mars No. 1. Hopefully, this makes up for it.
Here's the link provided by BHVXT: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dLfw0xENx2ihov-8WlmGxRoqbQ3BU733?usp=sharing
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(Audio belongs to Tongo as it is not mine)


