RE: FLASH: Sound Sources

[Mike S. Krischker]

IME most free sound resources force you to buy a sound editing 

software to get the quality and variations you need. 


<plug>That's the reason why I launched a special Flash sound resource 

last year, for those who want to concentrate on design and let 

others do the fine-tuning of the sounds. You can d'load variations 

of the same sound at different sample rates (22 or 44 kHz), for 

Mac and PC of course, ready to import directly into your Flash 

movie. -  Btw it was the first sound library which used F4's MP3 

compression for better preview. http://flash-sounds.com/ </plug>


Mike




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From: ownerchinwag [dot] com [ownerchinwag [dot] com]On">mailto:ownerchinwag [dot] com]On Behalf Of Debra

> Sawyers

> Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2000 5:39 PM

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To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> Subject: FLASH: Sound Sources

> 

> 

> I'm just getting started and I'm having a difficult time finding sound

> sources that can be imported into Flash.  I found this site

> http://www.studioland.com/index.html, and I like some of the pieces, the

> sample format is in Quicktime, and I have to assume that's the 

> format it be

> on the CD.  I'm using a PC and I don't really have any sound editing

> software.  Anyone have any advice, or tips on how to get started?



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