Adobe Soundbooth is a useful tool for creating audio for Adobe Flash video. Soundbooth’s preset scores can be set to specific length and easily added to Flash movie projects.
Author: tom green
Tom is a professor of Interactive Multimedia through the Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning's School of Media Studies. Like all faculty in the program, Tom believes his students deserve to be taught by instructors who are regarded as experts in their field and whose knowledge of their subject is current with industry best practice.
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Hi, I am new here. I posted question at previous tutorial entry. “Flash CS4 Folded Book”
Can anyone reply me there? Thanks a lot
you didnt explain the set up into Flash
how do i set my audio file?
does the audio will work if there is animation on other layers? I have 60 frames animation and i support i have to add stop action at frame 2, so how does it work?
I explain how to save the file and that it should be saved to the same folder as the swf file. The code I use calls in the audio file and plays it.
Yes it will work if there are other layers and animations.
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I wold like to animate to sound using sound booth and flash frame by frame. ??
Polly, can’t do it in SoundBooth. Best you can hope is to put the audio on the Flash timeline and use the waveform in the audio’s layer to do the animation.
It’s good to have this tool, although there are some freeware alternatives that can save some money. Flash is already expensive.