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SoundClick
MP3 music files are all over the place. Turn around - there's probably one behind you. Even if you haven't downloaded any of them yourself, you probably have a few on your computer, thanks to various software installations. The MP3 standard is great for keeping the file size down, as well as keeping the quality rather high. What if I told you that you could watch your MP3 files? I'm not talking about visualizations; I'm talking about flash content that can be viewed while you play your music! A set of software from SoundClick allows you to do this very thing. The set of software includes their MP3 player, and the Designer Studio. You use the Designer Studio to fuse the created flash content with your MP3's, and then you can play (and watch) them in the SoundClick MP3 Player. Even though you will only be able to see the visuals in their MP3 player, the files are backward compatible with all of the other players out there. The great thing is that you don't have to know anything about Flash to create these animations. Their software contains a simple wizard system that will guide you through the process. You can add lyrics, pictures, links, etc. to your files. This is a very creative idea, but the problem is that you have to use their player to see the fruits of your labor. I personally don't like to be stuck using one piece of software. Either way, it's some interesting stuff that is worth checking out. [7.4M] [Win9x/2k/XP] [FREE] [Brandon Watts]
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