A Flash Developer Resource Site
|
Internet Commerce
Developer ChannelFlashKit.com
JavaScript.com JavaScriptSource Developer Jobs ScriptSearch StreamingMediaWorld Web Developer's Journal Web Developer's Virtual Library WebDeveloper.com Webreference Web Hosts XMLfiles.com
internet.com
|
  Tutorials HomeWhat's NewTop RatedSubmitmyTutesRandom!
Search Tutorials
 Tutorials » Audio
Remaining Layers Follow the same procedure for the other layers, selecting the corresponding instrument. When you are finished, you should have multiple layers with a different instrument on each layer.
*It should be noted here that the event sync method is preferrable if you want to keep file size to a minimum. The streaming method does not allow Flash to re-use the small component pieces from the cache, but rather, it copies the audio data into each frame. In this example, using the event method thus far would mean about 10 bars of total audio (approximately 20 seconds) to be downloaded (5 layers x 2 bars each), whereas the streaming method would force a download of 160 bars (5 layers x 2 bars each x 16 repetitions). Quite a difference!
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
 |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Creating Dynamic Soundtracks Using Layering
 |
 |
|