CPU: Intel C2Quad Q9450 @ 3.8 GHz
Mem: 4 GB Corsair DDR3 @ 1.8 Ghz
GPU: 2 GB HD4870 X2 @ Stock (no water block yet :< )
HDD: WD Raptor 10k RPM for OS + Apps. Various 7200rpm drives for media/general storage.
Sound: X-Fi Xtreme Gamer
Keyboard: Saitek Eclipse II
Mouse: MX518
Screen: 22" Samsung 2232BW (2ms)
Case: Thermaltake Amor
OS: x64 Vista
Cooling: Water (except GPUS which are on air, for the time being)

Frequencies for CPU/MEM will be @ 4/2 not 3.8/1.8 as soon as I get back into a cooler room & find a water block for my GPU

CPU: Intel C2Quad Q9450 @ 3.8 GHz
Mem: 4 GB Corsair DDR3 @ 1.8 Ghz
GPU: 2 GB HD4870 X2 @ Stock (no water block yet :< )
HDD: WD Raptor 10k RPM for OS + Apps. Various 7200rpm drives for media/general storage.
Sound: X-Fi Xtreme Gamer
Keyboard: Saitek Eclipse II
Mouse: MX518
Screen: 22" Samsung 2232BW (2ms)
Case: Thermaltake Amor
Cooling: Water (except GPUS which are on air, for the time being)

Frequencies for CPU/MEM will be @ 4/2 not 3.8/1.8 as soon as I get back into a cooler room & find a water block for my GPU

I've already tried to convince several people to try it out. I think it's a much better place to post game related video than youtube, and the community seems much more mature.

Built it back in '06 but it's still keeping up fairly well.

CPU: 3.5GHz E6600 (WC)
Memory: 1.25GHz - 2GB
HDD: Various (7200 to 10000rpm)- about 2TB
GFX: 8800GTX - 768MB

I'd advise mixing it in afterwards so if you make a mistake you can easily fix it, or change what you said.

A lot of video editing software will allow you to record audio clips to a second audio track. You can then move them around, or delete/re-record them as needed, without screwing up the original audio you recorded from the game. How exactly you do that depends on which editing software you are using though.