2 Devs From Down Under

2 Devs From Down Under

If you’ve been hanging around our li’l developer community for even just a few weeks, it’s apparent to you that we exist primarily online. By that, I mean we chat regularly on Twitter and IRC.. we coordinate conferences, user group meetings and similar events via...
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Auto-Tune in Flash

Auto-Tune in Flash

Last summer at NCDevCon I gave a presentation on sound in Flash. I came up with the ingenious hook for my preso of doing auto-tuning in Flash. Unfortunately, I really wasn’t able to pull it off that well. Nevertheless, it was a fun learning experience. Luckily, elsewhere on the...
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Stacey Mulcahy Talks About RIA Radio

Stacey Mulcahy Talks Ab...

As you might be aware by now, there is a new desktop AIR application available called MediaSlurp. MediaSlurp provides community-driven multimedia content, along with Twitter integration, to help you become more involved. In short, MediaSlurp lets you listen to all of the community radio...
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Mobile Tools to Help Your Improvisation Skills

Mobile Tools to Help Yo...

The keyboard is my instrument of choice. I can play the basic chords from memory, read a staff, and was decent enough to keep up with a rock band. A couple of summers ago, I took keyboard lessons to see if I could brush up on my skills. My main goal was to become decent at improvisation....
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Demo Set: Community Audio Libraries in Flash

Demo Set: Community Aud...

Being employed by a university, I am often required to research particular mechanisms to validate whether or not they can be used within in-progress university projects. There is currently a Java based web application being developed that (conceptually) requires users to record their...
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Flashamaphone: Live Instrumentation on the Flash Platform

Flashamaphone: Live Ins...

I’m doing it again!  Before Adobe MAX sets in, and that’s all we talk about for weeks to come, I wanted to update my series of blog posts. I wrote a blog post right before 360Flex about music theory and Flash, which was itself a follow up to a Hello World sound application on...
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