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Published: 2006-07-15 00:15:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 4693; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 302
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I'm making a flash audio sequencer, and during a creative break, I made this little thingy... ^^You'll have to plug in your mic, and practice your solfeggio
It's kinda processor intensive, so if it runs slow on your comp, right click the movie and select low quality...
I hope you'll have 2 minutes of fun ^^
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Comments: 64
Omg that was really kewl!
Just sad that it didn't work with in-line 
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Hmmm....in-line? Or line-in?
Try selecting "stereo mix" as your recording device in volume properties...
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nop 
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oh man this was fun lol
and of course i made a complete dork of myself
so im glad no one was home
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Meh... it's a lame experiment anyways....
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i wish i could make something like that
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Where there's a will, there's a way
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Whoa.. That is some serious scripting... Very cool. Maybe it was my mike, but, I would make the bars a little more sensitive.
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Thanks
You can adjust the recording levels by right clicking the movie, clicking [settings...] and then clicking the [microphone] tab...
There you can adjust your mic to suit your best fitting...
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really nice
people who cant get it to work should right click and check flashs mic settings and also check there sound recording properties
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Thanks, but I don't think it's the mic issue (though it is quite possible).
I think it's somekind of weird bug, cuz I exported this movie for flashPlayer6, and when I exported the same code for flashPlayer7 it didn't work
I hunted down bug to this line of code:
tiles[tname].barY = tiles[tname].Bar._y;
where .barY should be dynamically created (no explicit declaration of the variable e.g. var barY = 0) , and in flashPlayer7 that automatic creation of the variable doesn't occur.
When I declared the variable in the movieClip tiles[tname], I had no problem when exporting the movie for any flashPlayer version... but the guys here still report the error, maybe the old file is still in their browsers cache
Just curious, do you tend to write code that'll run in older flashPlayers (5,6), or you do your code for 7,8,9?
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I code for the latest version and if it doesent work for someone I tell them to update. I go to the trouble of learning the newer standards so they should take the 20 seconds to get the newer plugin
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Well, it seems that I can't make this one work for me
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Have you checked out the microphone input levels?
...right click the movie, choose [settings...,] now you'll have [monitor], [folder], [microphone], and [camera] tab, choose the [microphone] tab and increase the [record volume] to your best fitting...
That should do the trick...
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What flashPlayer version do you have installed?
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None. I'm using the one at the university.
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And what version is installed there? (just right-click any movie and check the last menuItem "About Macromedia Flash Player [??]... )
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I got it 
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yup, the mic is working...
i even changed the recording device back to mic(it's usually line in since i use my computer as my guitar amp) and yet it did nothing.
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The recording device must be a mic for this thing to work, and you need to allow it to access your mic (it asks you that when the flash starts)
Have you tried your mic in the windows soundRecorder or something like that?
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the mic works
it has, as i said, been set to be the recording device.
and of course i've allowed it...
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dunno man... it could be the flashPlayer version issue, but you haven't had any problems with my previous flashMovies so...
Nobody else complained, dunno, you're not missing much anyway
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There's been this weird flashPlayer7 issue... that I seem have managed to correct...
Try it now... please
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wow...
dude...
amazing!
you fixed it and..
it's still not working!
*poke o' war*
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Do blocks build a Toblerone shaped structure or one big block?
Are they moving at all? ...Or are still from the begining?
You're not much of a betaTester, you know
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it's just standing still...
what's it supposed to do, go in wavish motions like it's supposed to be interesting?
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Again, I need to know the shape of the blocks, so do blocks build a Toblerone (triangular base) shaped, or one big block (square based) shaped structure?
And yeah, it should form the waves, depending on the input levels in your mic... and it supposed to be interesting for a minute or so...
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square blocks shaping a tobleron thingie
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Then your mic doesn't work... right click the movie, choose settings..., now you'll have monitor, folder, microphone, and camera tab, choose the microphone tab and increase the record volume to your best fitting...
That should do the trick...
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