continuous music in new scenes

[Bomee]

if i were to make a new scene, how can i do it so that the music from the previous scene continues smoothly in the new scene?

any tips on how to make the animation smoother from scene to scene? thanks in advance :)

~bom bomfirst flash

[JustaNewb]

eeeh...

um...

I just use "event" under properties...

but this post wasn't useful was it?

[jmtb02]

At 1/9/06 09:56 PM, Bomee wrote: if i were to make a new scene, how can i do it so that the music from the previous scene continues smoothly in the new scene?

any tips on how to make the animation smoother from scene to scene? thanks in advance :)

~bom bomfirst flash

You are going to have problems if you are trying to stream the flash. I would put both of your scenes together by copying and pasting if you plan on streaming and having your music synchronized.

[Bomee]

i have a faint understanding of what both u mean. thankies :)

[Rule]

At 1/9/06 10:28 PM, jmtb02 wrote: You are going to have problems if you are trying to stream the flash. I would put both of your scenes together by copying and pasting if you plan on streaming and having your music synchronized.

Or maybe you can just copy the music part of the frame and paste it on scene 2.

[Bomee]

sweet :) smart guys! :) thanks!

[Trunks]

OR you could count how many frames the first scene is from where the music starts to the last frame, go to the second scene, and add the music as streaming. Goto the Edit button on the music properties, and then zoom out until the number of frames (1-x) is visible completely. Drag the little thingy in the middle to the exact frame, and it should transition cleanly. It might need some tweaking...

[TripleArrow]

Ok, first of all, when you go to the first frame of the music and go to "properties", it will have an "sync" dropdown menu. Yours is set to "stream" which forces each frame to stay perfectly in sync with the music, that way, if the frames aren't playing fast enough, it doesn't get out of sync after a while. If you want it to play smoothly through to the next scene, you want to set it to "event". Now, doing this may sacrifice some synchronization, but it's the only way. For me, I like to make sure that no matter what computer it is being veiwed on, it will stay in sync with the audio, so I just copy/paste the scenes together in the final cut.

[Dead-Man-Inc]

You could use Audacity to break it in half where you want it to end and start again and do it that way.

[TripleArrow]

yeah but when you split a song into pieces in audacity, it puts a little pause at the very beginning of each peice, so it'll sound like it's skipping if your tried to import those. If you could find a recording program that doesn't mess with it like that, that would work great, but audacity doesn't work too well for that.