RE: FLASH: music for sale

[Byer, Mark]

JM,

I'm hoping your question wasn't rhetorical. I take it from your

title/company that you're taking this seriously.


For one thing, sound that is "compression friendly." One example of that is

anti-aliasing, or the distortion one gets when attempting to reduce the

sampling rate down below a frequency included in the sound clip. The sound

library maybe could exist as a .FLA with the sounds included in the files

Library. Each sound could include information suggesting optimum compression

settings. That is especially helpful now that you can define seperate

compression settings for each sound in a movie.


Another would be nice seamless loops that don't make your teeth grind after

the third time through! Ideally they would be selected for inclusion based

on thier ability to work well with Flash's limitations in sync'ing loops to

frame events. (Did I say limitations? That wouldn't be something of an

understatment would it!)


I'm sure there are other excellent suggestions out there too.


-M-


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> From: 	CAE Studio

> 

> >I agree with Vera... there is a need for an extensive, well-made,

> >fit-for-Flash sound library...

> 

> 	What specifically is "fit-for-Flash"?  What defines an audio 

> file as being "fit-for-Flash"?

> 

> 

> Best Regards,

> 

> 	JM

> 

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