The aim of the tutorial is to learn how to To Make a Fake Equalizer for use when music is playing in Flash.

Ok, so you're making a website and you have NO IDEA how to make a music on/off switch? Maybe it might seem hard but really it's not. It only takes 1 Movie Clip, 2 buttons, and about 4/5 lines of actionscript as well as your music! Sound easy? Let's get started!

This tutorial will teach you how to enhance the streaming mp3 player tutorial we created before.

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a simple Flash music on and off button using Flash actionscript. Fla download is also included.

Adding sound to a flash movie is useful when you want your visitor not to be bored by just surfing the complex 'action scripted' interface of your site. But adding sound is not easy. Just to import a sound into your library and then starting it with AS it not enough. You visitor can easily be annoyed if you don't give him the access to control the sound. I have already added a link to the marvelous sound tutorial by Kenny Bellewin my flash tutorials section. But his state-of-the art tutorial was even unable to fulfill my own needs. So I searched the net for a solution and figured out how to give dynamic effects to my background sound. On this site you can clearly hear how the background sound fades in on start. And then you have a button on bottom of the menu to stop it and to start it once again. While stopping... the sound fades out dynamically. When you play it again... it fades in. And the best part is that no matter how fast you keep clicking the toggle button... the sound works perfectly dynamically... fading in and out.

Add an extra level of complexity to your movies by moving sound between the left and right speakers.

This tutorial gives us the chance to turn on and turn off the sound using play and stop buttons.

This tutorial requires a basic knowledge of Flash. You must know how to create buttons, and work with Frames and Layers. For this tutorial, you will need a sound loop - you can find plenty all over then net, or do what I did and create your own.

killersound recognizes that Flash can be used as a sequencer or mixer similar to software used by digital musicians to sequence music.Generally each composition is made up of various elements or components such as bass, drums, melody, etc. Each element is recorded and optimized separately and imported as an individual sound file into Flash. The lengths of these sound files are either identical or in exact proportion of each other. When initiated and looped at the same frame and in their own individual layers, they are mixed together, using the envelope points provided, to create the illusion of an unfolding and varied musical composition over time.

This tutorial will show you how to create slide controls that let you change the volume and panning of sound objects in a Flash. I have written this in the tradition of Object Oriented Programming and skipped most of the gory details behind the code and assume that everyone has their favorite ActionScript Reference manual close at hand.