Comments on: AS3 Basics: Using the Microphone in Actionscript 3.0 http://www.wuup.co.uk/as3-basics-using-the-microphone-in-actionscript-30 We're Geeks - This is Where We Write Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:44:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: giuliano http://www.wuup.co.uk/as3-basics-using-the-microphone-in-actionscript-30#comment-12730 giuliano Wed, 05 Jan 2011 18:50:13 +0000 http://www.wuup.co.uk/?p=639#comment-12730 Hi Bill, i'm really keen on mic interaction and on your article. Thank you for that! I can't dowload the source. Can you help me please? Thank you, Giuliano Hi Bill,
i’m really keen on mic interaction and on your article. Thank you for that!
I can’t dowload the source. Can you help me please?

Thank you,
Giuliano

]]> By: Bill Nunney http://www.wuup.co.uk/as3-basics-using-the-microphone-in-actionscript-30#comment-12146 Bill Nunney Thu, 15 Jan 2009 17:58:01 +0000 http://www.wuup.co.uk/?p=639#comment-12146 Hi Trish thanks for the comment. As far as i'm aware the microphone is only capable of detecting activity level, its not capable of recording or anything else. However if you have an existing file (.mp3/.wav) flash is capable of getting far more detail. http://www.gotoandlearn.com/ have a great video tutorial on how to get at the data. Search for "Sound Spectrum Display". Hope this helped! Peace Out Bill Hi Trish thanks for the comment. As far as i’m aware the microphone is only capable of detecting activity level, its not capable of recording or anything else. However if you have an existing file (.mp3/.wav) flash is capable of getting far more detail.

http://www.gotoandlearn.com/ have a great video tutorial on how to get at the data. Search for “Sound Spectrum Display”.

Hope this helped!

Peace Out
Bill

]]> By: Trish http://www.wuup.co.uk/as3-basics-using-the-microphone-in-actionscript-30#comment-12145 Trish Thu, 15 Jan 2009 16:09:51 +0000 http://www.wuup.co.uk/?p=639#comment-12145 That's great! I am a student at the Art Institute California at San Diego and currently I am looking to use the microphone to potentially develop a pitch trainer in flash for my Computer Based Training class. Do you know of a way to access the pitch of a sound coming from the microphone so that it can be compared to a range of values that represent the frequency of a note? The note musicians call Middle C has a frequency of 262Hz, would Flash have a way of detecting that? That’s great!

I am a student at the Art Institute California at San Diego and currently I am looking to use the microphone to potentially develop a pitch trainer in flash for my Computer Based Training class.

Do you know of a way to access the pitch of a sound coming from the microphone so that it can be compared to a range of values that represent the frequency of a note? The note musicians call Middle C has a frequency of 262Hz, would Flash have a way of detecting that?

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