“Flash Bang”: upcoming talk on Flash audio synthesis
May 25, 2008 on 6:01 am | In Flex, Music | 2 CommentsThis Wednesday evening (5/28), I am giving a talk on bleeding-edge Flash audio and music synthesis at the Boston Flash Platform Users Group . Jeez Louise, I must be about the worst self-publicist ever… I’ve been so busy that I forgot to blog my own speaking event. Anyway, the meeting is at the NEIA Annex building, 303 Boylston Street, Brookline MA at 7 pm.
I think this will be a fun one — my computer will be making a lot of noise and playing some tunes. Some of the highlights include:
- The strange and scary things you have to do to synthesize audio in Flash 9
- The big audio improvements in Flash 10 (code and demos will be shown!)
- Architectural approaches to dealing with latency and synchronization
- Adding simulated sound to a physics engine
- The brave new world of Flash applications for creating music, not just playing it back
Hope you can make it!
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Interesting talk you gave…
would you share the slides and/or the presentation material?
cheers!
Comment by Joan Garnet — June 8, 2008 #
Ths slides for this talk are now posted at this location. Sorry, I meant to do that a while ago and got distracted! By the way, I don’t have source code that I am free to post for all the examples from the talk but I do intend to put some of the Flash 10 apps online soon.
Comment by joe — June 8, 2008 #