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Adobe Flash Sound Tutorials
Sound is an integral part of many Flash movies, and working with sound effectively is an important skill for Flash developers. Learn the audio concepts such as sample rate, frequency, and compression; how to import and use sounds in keyframes; and how to apply tricks to minimize sound's impact on file size and more.
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 Adobe Flash / Sound This Flash tutorial will teach you how to play sound dynamically. |
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 Adobe Flash / Sound This Flash tutorial will teach you how to create a sound button. This involves using two basic buttons (on/off). |
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 Adobe Flash / Sound This flash tutorial will teach you how to create a basic sound board. |
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 Adobe Flash / Sound This flash tutorial will teach you how to add sound to a button. This tutorial is useful if you want to create a mouse over sound effect which can be used in flash websites, applications and games. |
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 Adobe Flash / Sound Adding sound to flash movies is a fun way to make your movies more interactive and dynamic. Adding sound in flash seemed a daunting task to me at first, however it is surprisingly easy! Hopefully this tutorial will help you out in your future flash endeavors. Just a quick note - you will need to have a music loop or music file of some kind handy to complete this tutorial, preferably an .mp3 file. |
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 Adobe Flash / Sound To code a Simulated Spectrum Analyzer for visual Audio representation using Adobe Flash and Actionscript. The analyzer accepts a spectrum object to define how the audio bars will react. This means you can adjust it to simulate different genres of music or audio levels. It is easy to change the color, size, the number of bars both horizontally and vertically, the spacing between them and their fading effect. We also code a function to turn the analyzer off. |
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 Adobe Flash / Sound This tutorial will tell you how to create a simple Flash music on and off button using Flash action script. Site: www.maagraphics.com
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 Adobe Flash / Sound This tutorial requires a basic knowledge of Flash. You must know how to create buttons, and work with Frames and Layers. For this tutorial, you will need a sound loop - you can find plenty all over then net, or do what I did and create your own. Site: www.webdesign.org
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 Adobe Flash / Sound One of the most frequently asked questions down in the forum is how to make a media player. This is done pretty easily in Flash. In this tutorial, we'll start with a simple player, and then make it more and more advanced. Site: www.webdesign.org
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 Adobe Flash / Sound In Flash MX you have the capability to load an external mp3 sound file into a flash movie using the Sound.loadSound() method. In the latest release of the Flash 6 Player it is possible to access the ID3 tags embedded in an mp3 encoded file. Unfortuneatley you cannot access the ID3 tags in an mp3 file until it has *fully* loaded, this is fine when you are using the Sound.attachSound() method but it causes problems when you are loading an external sound into the player... Site: www.webdesign.org
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 Adobe Flash / Sound It is always best to import the best quality sound into Flash and not anything less. Let Flash do the work of compression. Generally the best quality sounds are in 44Khz Stereo 16 bit format. This is CD quality sound. If you import a sound that is formatted in 22Khz mono 8 bit, you can never "upgrade" to better quality in Flash. Site: www.webdesign.org
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 Adobe Flash / Sound If you do not have access to a sound editing application in which you can optimize your sounds, Flash gives you limited ability to "edit" your sounds. That is, you can delete from your sound files any unnecessary silence or gaps which you would not want to include in your presentation or increase your file size. Site: www.webdesign.org
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 Adobe Flash / Sound Once a sound is attached to a frame in Flash. you can use a maximum of 8 envelope points to manipulate that sound. Envelope points (appearing as little squares in the diagram below) are really volume controls that allow you to create effects such as panning, muting, and fading. Site: www.webdesign.org
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 Adobe Flash / Sound Most likely, your sound contains gaps or silence and has not been edited properly. You can remedy this in two ways. Site: www.webdesign.org
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 Adobe Flash / Sound Knowing how to get around the Sound tab in the Frame Properties window will facilitate the use of your audio. Below is a diagram that illustrates the various sound controls in Flash. Site: www.webdesign.org
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