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SoundAS is a modern and lightweight sound management library for ActionScript 3, built for both Flash and Adobe AIR applications. Its primary purpose is to simplify audio playback, making it easier to transition between sounds, manage sound effects separately from looping music, and handle complex sound interactions. The library provides a clean API that supports chaining, allowing concise and expressive sound control in just a few lines of code. ...

FlashWavRecorder is a Flash-based tool that enables recording audio from a user's microphone and exporting it as a WAV file in real time. It uses Flash Player to access audio input and communicate with JavaScript to control recording sessions from the browser. This was especially useful before native browser audio APIs became widely supported and remains relevant in legacy systems requiring Flash-based audio capture.

Standing Wave 3 is an ActionScript 3 audio library that provides high-level control over the Flash Player’s SampleDataEvent API for streaming audio output. It builds on the foundation of Standing Wave 2 but has been extensively refactored, with its core sample storage and manipulation routines rewritten using Adobe Alchemy for significant performance improvements. Originally derived from the audio engine used in the Noteflight Score Editor, the library allows developers to combine and chain together audio sources, filters, and sequences to create dynamic, real-time sound experiences. ...

Kidware is currently a few flash apps for helping very young kids with learning mouse control, counting and basic sets. I tried to keep as much distraction out of the games as possible, in part, because I want the kids to focus on learning the tech above being amused. Hopefully kids will quickly learn these techniques and then use them to play some more advanced games. Currently, most of the games do not come with sound or instruction so the teacher/adult may need to demonstrate the game. ...