Pulse Sonifier

Pulse Sonifier is a new interactive web based service for adding audio to websites. The process is simple 3 step affair, where you choose as many audio clips as you like from the Sonifier libraries, which are then placed in various locations on your website. [March 5, 2002]

Make Your own Audio FX and Music

You've spent hours crafting your Flash masterpiece - the animations are hot, the transitions are smooth, and the text effects are beautiful enough to make your dog cry. So why does it seem a little lackluster? Easy - it's too quiet! Our own Eric Cook will help you add the pizzazz your site needs. [posted May 18, 2000].

Mastering Audio for the Internet

So, you've got a a new tune, guaranteed to be the next big hit. Next step: post it on the Internet, to be downloaded by millions of ravenous fans. Piece of cake, right? John Townley walks you through the do's and don'ts of audio mastering for the Web.

Getting Downstream of Audio

The latest word on getting audio streaming onto your computer. Learn how to get the most out of Microsoft's Windows Media Player, Real Networks' Real Player, and Apple's QuickTime. By Rafeal Hernandez (P.S. Do click on the little "Next" links at the bottom of each page to see the complete article.)

Secret Guide to RealAudio

David Fiedler gives great advice to those interested in delivering RealAudio files on the Web.

• Streaming Audio by Charlie Morris

Emblaze

• Sounding Out With Emblaze Audio

• Creating RealAudio (G2 presentation) (from RealNetworks)
• Getting the Best Sound from RealAudio (from RealNetworks)
• Produce Streaming Audio that Satisfies (from Web Developer)

• Audio for Streaming (from Microsoft)