Flash Tutorials Audio

Submitted by Flash Enabled Blog » As we’ve already promised you, here’s the tutorial about how to create a 3d spectrum display from a sound file with papervision3d and flash. On this tutorial, we’ll focus on the 3d part.

Submitted by Flash Essential » In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create your very own Ipod player using actionscript 3. We’ll load in our music files from an XML file, take all the artist song and album data from that file and load it into our fla file.

Submitted by Matthew Keefe » Learn how to write a custom class to play portions of a single media file rather than loading an maintaining multiple files.

Submitted by Quantunet » This video tutorial shows how to create a simple mp3 player using the actionscript sound class.

Submitted by Amelie » Create this Volume slider quickly and easily! Have fun!

Submitted by Foundation Flash » A short video tutorial, from Foundation Flash, covering how to add sound to buttons, stop them and repeat them. Also includes text tutorial covering the same ground.

Submitted by flashrespect » In this easy flash lesson, you will see how to import a sound in flash and how to launch it on click using the play button.

Submitted by cromo » This is a tutorial on how to create a simple flash mp3 player with Play, Pause and Stop buttons. It can be completely customized.

Submitted by TabHii » or this tutorial we're going to use the audioManager actionscript class from dhtmlnirvana to play all the sounds. There are several ways you can do this, but this is probably the simplest. What we are going to do is create a drop down box which is the song list. The data for the song list is got from an external XML file using an HTTP service. When the user selects a new song from the dropdown box, the song that is currently playings stops and the new one begins. Our actionscript class

Submitted by Pixel Hive Design » 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.