Hi Russ, Both should have two channels, thouhg I could have easily flattened them out during my conversions.
You can handle two channels and and pan left and right with Actionscript's Sound Transform Object. The last paragraph.. I was trying to mimic a sound random walk in A major, much like your Lilypond score, http://mypage.iu.edu/~rdlyons/rw/peano9.pdf Excuse my on-list grumbling. Accurately reading sound durations was giving me grief. ;o) So, where next? Want some scraps of code to play with? ( Maybe some samples should go on the wiki ). Regards, Chris. >On 25 July 2010 16:00, Russell Lyons <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, Chris. > > Thanks very much, but it seems to me that the resulting sound is mono, > not stereo -- unless that changes partway through the song (I didn't > listen to it all). Other than that, it certainly looks like the kind of > thing that would work for me. I didn't understand your last paragraph, > though. > > Best, > Russ > > On Sun, 25 Jul 2010, Chris Pugh wrote: > >> Russ, >> >> I had a little play in an idle few moments... >> >> Try these very rough sketches, >> >> http://nordberg.me.uk/swfc_samples/russ/ >> >> Same dead simple random walk with stereo sound, >> but produced two different ways. ( Maybe I can simply >> them so they don't use so much Actionscript.. ) >> >> Are they the sort of effect you were looking for? >> >> Producing a random walk with just sound, was trickier. But >> I sort of got that to work as well. Flash wasn't designed to >> produce beeps, and precision timing ( due to anomalies >> with both SoX and Flash Player ) .. dire! ;o) >> >> Regards, >> >> >> Chris. >> >> On 24 July 2010 17:05, Russell Lyons <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> http://www.nordberg.me.uk/swfc_samples/ >>> >>> Thanks, they were quite interesting. For just the sound, it might work >>> well, but his methods might not be precise enough to work with video and >>> sound together. >>> >>>>> Finally, I don't know ActionScript, so wouldn't know how to use >>>>> attachSound. >>>> >>>> Practice? ;o) Take a look at the examples mentioned above. I've >>> >>> It's not that it's beyond me, just that the value of this project is >>> less than the value of the time it would take to learn ActionScript. >>> >>>> Then again, maybe you are trying to use the wrong tool(s)? There >>>> are plenty of general video editing tools out there that give you >>>> more flexibility. Random links below, >>> >>> I looked at those, but did not see any that would work. I've looked in >>> the past, too. But thanks for the suggestions. There are a lot of neat >>> tools out there. >>> >>> Best regards, >>> Russ >
