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Subject:	Re: FLASH: Sound Sources
From:	Karin Christensen
Date:	Sun, 20 Feb 2000 23:17:21 GMT

I find zillions of wav sound files at discount stores like Best Buy.
You can get CD's with 2,000 sounds on them for about 5 bucks. I have
three different discs so I have a sound file for just about
everything. Windows has a sound recorder in the accessories folder
which can be used to play the sounds, reduce or increase volume or
delete parts of the sound files. Then I just save them to a sound
effects folder. I find this to be about the easiest way. Sometimes
just listening to the various sounds gives me ideas for movies.
Karin

> 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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