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Flash Lite MIDI device sound creation: Easy Music Composer

Monday, September 3rd, 2007

A while back, I found a free MIDI music and sound composer tool called Easy Music Composer Free.
Although it’s not the most robust or reliable tool out there (the UI is way kludgey/homegrown and it does have a few bugs here and there … not to mention the free version is limited [...]

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Sonify Flash Lite - adding sound to Flash Lite content

Saturday, September 2nd, 2006

Hayden Porter has written Part 1 of a series of articles on Flash Lite Sound. Sonify Flash Lite - “adding sound to Flash Lite content” - Part 1 covers a lot of intricate and useful tidbits.

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podzinger

Monday, March 13th, 2006

podzinger … search engine for podcasts … BBN is behind it.
Check it out: http://www.podzinger.com/

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h-lounge and hyperscore add personalization to ringtone market

Wednesday, January 25th, 2006

Harmony Line is a MIT Media Lab spin off from the hyperscore/Toy Symphony project.
Essentially, they have setup a service, H-lounge, and retooled the software, hyperscore (think simplified “garage band”), to help users create and distribute their own custom personalized ringtones.
The idea is to make money off personalized ringtones … which amounts to a small [...]

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Storynest - inspirational interactive content

Tuesday, January 24th, 2006

… if you like Tarbell you’ll probably like some of this content … inspirational interactive content from storynest (Taiwan) … mostly done with shockwave (some flash pieces).

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Eink Active Matrix EPD Prototype Kit Available … price tag $3,000

Saturday, December 10th, 2005

e-ink has released a developers kit .
I wonder if Adobe is looking at this yet? As one of their legacy philosophies is … “if there is a screen, Flash should be on it”. Obviously, the display is very limited at this point ( no color, bad pixel density, refresh rate, etc ) … [...]

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Royalty Free Music & Sound Effects FREE from Sony

Saturday, December 10th, 2005

I got this in the mail recently … this offer is only good for US based folks … it’s a sampler CD from Sony. Might be nice to sample some flash sound effects from, etc.
http://www.sony.com/freeloops/

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“Lightweight” Flash mp3 & flv player

Sunday, August 15th, 2004

If you’re a musician or the like … this simple (and notably inexpensive) player might be just what your doctor ordered …
Wimpy player
Easy to setup, configure and get playable videos and mp3s on your site …

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On a related note, this from Vera’s blog … Using Flash to teach music

Sunday, March 14th, 2004

On a related note to sound in flash … I came across this off of Vera F’s blog …

Using Flash to teach music

“Last week at Flash Forward, I ran into my friend Tim. He is an avid violin player and really likes to combine Flash with math and sound. He showed me some of what [...]

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shockwave based theremin … a newage musical instrument!

Sunday, March 14th, 2004

Check this shockwave app out … it’s a simulation of a “theremin” … if you don’t know what that is, well, it’s sort of a new age/space like musical instrument … it’s been used in a few songs to date … probably a bit of rave music to boot … I also read it was [...]

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