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A step by step guild to build a flash Audio Spectrum analyserContentIntroduction IntroductionThis tutorial will cover how to build a simple Audio spectrum analyser in flash with the help of other audio tools.Getting StartedThere are two audio toolz you'll need to download in order to follow this tutorial:Spectrum LaboratoryThis is a program that lets you analyse the spectrum of .wav files and generate log file that contains the spectrum data needed for our flash spectrum analyser. dBpowerAmp Music ConverterWith this program you can convert .mp3 files to .wav or vice versa. Go to their web site to download this handy converter. When you have finished installing the above toolz, convert all the sound files that you will be working on to .wav files with the sampling rate of at least 16,000HZ. This will save you some time when you work with Spectrum Laboratory later. This spectrum analyser was designed as a tutorial material, in which data are not handled in the most efficent way, it works better with short sound loops, track time below 1 minute should work fine. But once you get the hang of how it works, find a better way to arrange the spectrum data. We will discuss possible solutions to reduce the load in later sections. Let's start by the main component - the track player and spectrum analyser.
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