ActionScript 2.0 :: LoadSound/attachSound Lowers The Original Pitch?
Feb 3, 2010
i am having this very big problem(for my particular application). i am writing this music application in flash and i use as2 to load randomly specific sounds which are in the same folder as the movie. the problem is that i need the sound to be replayed with fidelity and it seems flash is lowering the pitch of the "music" by a halfstep(it does the same when "previewing" it from the library). musically speaking, if i have an mp3 containing A at 440 hz played with piano timbre, Flash will lower it and when it is played through the flash player is its played as a G sharp(35 hz lower). I thought that if i will replace the attachSound with loadSound and the sound will be loaded externally and not from the library the problem will be solved. it seems that this won't solve the probem. the sound just doesn't want to be played at the frequency it has in the file from which is loaded. i had read somewhere that this is a flash player's bug.
I already solved the healthbar problem. Now what I want to know is if there's a way to set a max number for my health. For example, when I click "heal", it goes way over the max HP which is 100. Is there a way to set the max number to 100?
EDIT: I already solved the healthbar problem. Now what I want to know is if there's a way to set a max number for my health. For example, when I click "heal", it goes way over the max HP which is 100. Is there a way to set the max number to 100?
ive seen this done before but i dont know the code, i want to have an image that is moved with the arrows decrease in size as the y value gets lower...so kinda like a 3d type of deal so the farther back you go the smaller you are...
ive seen this done before but i dont know the code, i want to have an image that is moved with the arrows decrease in size as the y value gets lower...so kinda like a 3d type of deal so the farther back you go the smaller you are...
Let's say i got Movie A, which loads Movie B at some moment. And let's say that Movie B creates a sound, lets say:
var sndMusic = new Sound(); and then attaches it... sndMusic.attachSound("music");
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well, when i open Movie B alone, the music plays; when I watch it while being included in Movie A, it doesn't... BUT the sounds that are simply added by dragging and dropping on a keyframe DO work on both cases. I believe it's sth related to attachSound...
Are there issues with using attachSound to sync sound clips with Movie Clips? I currently am having this problem. I have all my sounds in a separate swf (sounds.swf), then I call the sounds like this: Code: gear1_btn.onRelease = function() { logo.gear1.play(); sounds.gearssmfx.start(); }
I build the movieclips with the sound on the timeline, so that I know they sync up. Then I remove the sound from the movieclip, and actually play the sound with the AS above. The above AS should play the same in the browser, but doesn't. The problem is that the movieclip animations often run slower in the browser than they did within Flash. Is is possible that the movie is running at a slower FPS in the browser? I have noticed that it runs slightly slower in Firefox than IE. I'm currently using 32fps. Here is my development : [URL] Specifically, I'm having problems with the gears next to the letter "S" and "0", click on them to play.
2.The music player LOOPS one sound taken from an array of 3, and the sound is attached with attachSound method.
3.There are 3/4 buttons: Previous sound, Stop, Pause, Next Sound. With "previous sound" and "next sound" i actually mean next sound in the array.
So...I'm a bit "stuck" on managing the loaded and attached sounds, aka how to go to next sound, how to go to previous one etc.This is the code i've been able to write down:
Code: var soundFiles:Array = ["9052_ok.mp3", "Glimmer_ok.mp3", "Loop_9095_ok.mp3"]; function playSound() { var my_sound:Sound = new Sound(
I have a splash page. I had a preloader which worked great before I added the sound (a WAV file) and I used attachSound. Now the preloader doesn't work anymore! I have tried putting the attachSound action on the main timeline, in the movieclip, in its own movie clip, EVERYWHERE! All to no avail.
After browsing the documentation for the sound classes, it seems there is no way to control sound pitch with Actionscript 3.0. there is only the ability to control volume and pan. why is there no pitch property? it's the only sound property missing for the ability to create a full featured sound engine in Actionscript?
i hope i'm misinformed, but in case i'm not are there any alternatives / workarounds to control pitch in AS3?
I'm working the last two weeks on a module which uses computeSpecturm() to analyze FFT data from a mic. I'm currnetly trying to figure out a way to detect the pitch on each 'sample' of this sound. Does any one know how to find the fundamental frequencty or how to use auto-correclation on the FFT to get the pitch?
I'm looking for a way to play a sound with slightly altering pitch to make it more "interesting" (read: tolerable).
I've previously used it with great results in java programming with the Slick library. Simply asked the sound to be played at 0.9 - 1.1 of original pitch (1 = default), gave a subtle but awesome effect.
I have a project where I dynamically generate a single tone and have to alter its frequency as the scene progresses. All the ways I have tried so far result in a clicking or popping noise when the tone's frequency changes. Does anyone have some source code for a way to change the frequency without the irritating click/pop noises?
I am trying to figure out how to change the pitch of a sound in Standing Wave 3 actionscript library. I have imported a sound at 440hz(A) and am trying to change it's pitch to say a (C) note.
I'm developing using Actionscript 3.0 for Flash Player 10.3.I'm using computeSpectrum() on a loaded .mp3. Running *Event.ENTER_FRAME* to get snapshots of each sample in an byteArray.The ByteArray contains 512 values (256 for each channel). These values are FFT Spectrum, ranging from 0 to 1.I can't use the peak frequency for each of the samples (as I found found out!) because the highest value is not necessarily the fundamental frequency. As a result I'm getting lots of random values all over the place.Of course I'm getting some correct too, but that's not enough.
I'm finding lots of ways to change the "speed" of a loaded mp3 file. However, is it possible to only change the pitch or tempo (and not both at the same time)?
any thoughts on how to extract the audio from a movie? Pitch shifting is do-able to this article:But the code uses the Sound class.I've NO idea how to go about extracting the audio from a movie/FLVPlayback
AS3 or Flex : How to create a voice pitch meter/analyzer? Is it possible? How to create voice pitch analyzer on flex or AS3? do you have any idea? or is there any software like this that can be used on a web site?
actionscript and i have a mp3 player that loads an mp3 file from a certain url. my code is this:ow can i change this to load an mp3 file from a php code exactly like this:
i have a script on a frame at the root of the movie.
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the problem is, that the sound isnt loading in Internet Explorer. I thought it may have been SP2 causing problems but i went and tested it on school's computer SP1 and it still didnt work. In firefox it works fine, so the AS must be correct (which im positive it is) i just cant work out for the life of me why it isnt loading. I have also tried loading the sound onto a movieclip and not from the frame i.e.
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and this didnt work in IE either. Works again in firefox though.
I applied folowing script to load my mp3 file. Problem is my mp3 won't loop:s. Anyone see the prob in my script? i'd also like the mp3 to fade in and when I push the stop button it fades out.
loopSound = function () { myMp3.loadSound("streamsound.mp3", true); myMp3.setVolume(50);[code]...
