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Hi
 I like this forum. So many interesting questions and answers. I haven't read every post so I am not sure if this has been up before, but...... I have been asked to make the music for a new online-adventure-game. No problem, love to do it, but HOW??? When I bounce down my arrangement it is usually 60-70 MB in waw-format. Way to big for the web. Mp3's can be used in a few places, but is also too big. Is there anyone who have experiences in compressing large stereo files down to "nothing" without loosing too much quality? I have just started to experimenting with Flash. Is there a better program? Do you have any good tips for me, please...?  *tearing out her hair* -------------------- "It said Windows 2000 or better on the box, so I bought a Mac"
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add9 Music For Web Thu 1 Aug 2002, 08:59
filarion The bottom line is, if ogg or mp3 are still too bi... Thu 1 Aug 2002, 09:22 add9 Yes, I know that I must sacrifice some quality, bu... Thu 1 Aug 2002, 09:49 kaboombahchuck I know this may sound stupid, but have you concide... Thu 1 Aug 2002, 13:46 add9 I think midi files sucks
I hope to get better ... Thu 1 Aug 2002, 13:49 Synthetic also consider reducing your sample rate from 44100... Thu 1 Aug 2002, 17:56 add9 Yeah....here was some good advises
I am workin... Thu 1 Aug 2002, 19:16 Yukulele Ok add9, do you want to stream your file? Or allow... Fri 2 Aug 2002, 15:47 add9 Thank you
I have a whole lot of experimenting t... Fri 2 Aug 2002, 16:57 Synthetic thanks Rebecca on the site compliments... unfortun... Fri 2 Aug 2002, 20:10 MrD. If you'd like to stream music , RealAudio is a... Wed 25 Dec 2002, 23:02
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