Re: [microsound] Re:flash and sound

[Andrew Rench <andrewrench@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ian-
I'm very interested, but neither of these links seem to be working...

_andy

--- Ian andrews <i.andrews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This sounds great. I work with flash alot and just did 2 live video/sound
> performances using flash in Melbourne last week.
> 
> For some low-bandwidth flash sound works check out:
> 
> http://www.ebom.org/iana/microsound/
> 
> oops, just checked that, looks like its down this morning. If that link
> doesn't work try:
> 
> http://www.sysx.org/microsound/
> 
> 
> >as a Flash developer myself, I've done quite a bit of experimenting with
> >interactivity and sound
> >within Flash. Flash 5's new "sound object" offer's quite a bit more
> >control over audio in relation
> >to interactive visual elements than previous versions.
> >
> >I just found this new Flash supplimental app that some of you Flash people
> >might find useful. It's
> >called Flashamp. It allow you to control animations based on sound
> >amplitude. As far as I can see
> >it doesn't have any real-time capabilities, but the concept is still
> >pretty cool.>>>>
> >http://www.marmalademedia.com.au/flashamp/index.htm
> >
> >I would love to hear any more ideas people have about using Flash w/
> >microsound. It's a direction
> >I'd love to get more into.
> >
> >_andy
> >
> >--- scott allison <lipistal3@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >> I guess we haven't really talked about the use of
> >> video/light imagery with Microsound much, have we?
> >> Perhaps it's a terrific can of worms.
> >>
> >> -you know video is great and all, one direction that i am working with
> >> imagery right now is creating interactive flash movies, you would be
> >> surprised how far you can go with that program, even just creating a single
> >> screen that has a bunch of embedded movie clips that spring to life with
> >> simple mouse overs can really be great, interactive vector based art seems
> >> to lend itself to microsound, esp. if you are dealing only with simple
> >>color
> >> studies and or line treatments that respond to mouse over. so in other
> >>words
> >> you could just trigger events live as your music is playing.
> >>
> >> atleast its one way to aviod all the crap that seems to surround nato.
> >> hehehe
> >>
> >> -scott
> >>
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