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[taylorjacobs]

We are about to do The Complete History of America (abridged) and it calls for some speeches from political figures a one point during the show and I have been able to find all of them except for Robert Kennedy's "to follow in the footsteps of my brother" does anyone know where I might get this?


Thanks
Taylor

[Footer]

Do you know what speech it was from, i.e. time/place/etc.... I did a quick search and couldn't find anything on it. I would check with the Kennedy Library and other Kennedy related sites.

[taylorjacobs]

its from his win in the california primary. i cannot find an audio version anywhere

[mbenonis]

You might join the theatre-sound list-serv and ask there - usually folks have success asking about speech recordings on that list. Other than that, you might try contacting the major broadcast networks and seeing if they have a copy of the speech.

[jkowtko]

Just in case you can't find the original and haven't thought about manufacturing your own, here's an easy recipe that I've used successfully --
* find someone who can do the voiceover
* turn down the bass and treble all the way
* turn up the midrange
* and mix in a little static (example attached file) at low volume.
Except for the Kennedy buffs in the audience, I'll bet you can make something good enough that people wouldn't know the difference.

[avkid]

Do you the one at The Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June the 8th 1968?
The whole speech(in three parts)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXuHcQ1Mrqs

[taylorjacobs]

is there anyway to extract sound from a youtube video?

[avkid]

Originally Posted by taylorjacobs

is there anyway to extract sound from a youtube video?

You are not a sound guy are you?

Do you have a tape deck, cd recorder, MP3 player that records or another computer?

[bahaha]

Install a program called audacity. You can use that to record any sound coming out of the computer. From there you can do anything you want with it.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/