Re: FLASH: Sound resources

[Dave Hollinden]

As a free option, you can most likely check out a Sound Effects library CD

from your local library that can set you up with basic sound effects.  And

you can get cheap, and maybe free, audio editors off the Web to record the

audio and format it into WAV files that you then import into Flash.

(SoundForge XP will probably do what you need for $50, available at

http://www.sonicfoundry.com/default.html)



>Where do you acquire the "sounds" that you use in your Shockwave Flash

>sites? I notice that lots of Flasher member sites make use of very effective

>sounds for both the score and other items such as buttons. IMHO, a site with

>a terrific sounds synched to animation really has an impact.

>

>Do you use loop based music production software to "roll your own" sounds,

>purchase them, or _____?

>

>Thanks,

>Mike


Dave Hollinden

Sound Designer

Jet City Studios

Seattle, WA

dhollindenjetcitystudios [dot] com (mailto:dhollindenjetcitystudios [dot] com)

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