FlashAmp is a tool that enables users to generate lip-sync and audio-visualizations in Flash within seconds. It allows synchronization of animations to sound and drawing of sound waveforms.
FlashAmp is a reliable utility that is designed for use with Macromedia Flash™ MX. This software is packed with a variety of features that enable you to control animations and other crucial events in Flash using amplitude values that are related to the sound. With FlashAmp, creating lip synched animated characters in Flash is now a breeze and only takes a few seconds.
Among the features that make FlashAmp stand out include the ability to synchronize animations to sound, draw sound waveforms, draw VU meters as well as using audio cue points in Flash. FlashAmp Lite, on the other hand, comes with additional features such as stereo support that lists for both left and right channels, optional dB value scaling and normalization of input sound data, as well as an improved output file format.
A significant advantage of the new file format is that it allows FlashAmp data to be used directly on Flash, thus making it easier and more efficient to complete animations in no time. In summary, FlashAmp is a powerful tool that is designed to simplify the animation process by allowing you to use sound-related values to control various events.
Among the features that make FlashAmp stand out include the ability to synchronize animations to sound, draw sound waveforms, draw VU meters as well as using audio cue points in Flash. FlashAmp Lite, on the other hand, comes with additional features such as stereo support that lists for both left and right channels, optional dB value scaling and normalization of input sound data, as well as an improved output file format.
A significant advantage of the new file format is that it allows FlashAmp data to be used directly on Flash, thus making it easier and more efficient to complete animations in no time. In summary, FlashAmp is a powerful tool that is designed to simplify the animation process by allowing you to use sound-related values to control various events.
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