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Playing Sounds using ActionScript
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 During your course of Flashing, you may have added sounds the old-fashioned way. You would probably have added the sounds by adding them to a frame and looping them 999 times. You are no longer a beginner Flasher. You have to move away from relying on frames and, instead, rely on using ActionScript for your sound needs.
Why use ActionScript when frame based sounds work perfectly? While sounds controlled by frames work perfectly also, you do not get the level of control over the sound as you would when using ActionScript. By using ActionScript, you are able to change the sound's speaker directions, pans, volume, and more. Best of all, you can create virtual sound environments by using various random numbers and values that change how your sound feels throughout your animation.
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