Things You'll Need:
- Working installation of Flash.
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Step 1
With Flash open, click "Menu->Import to Library."
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Step 2
Navigate to the location of the audio file that you want to play in your Flash movie.
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Step 3
Select the file and click "Import."
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Step 4
Create a new layer for the audio. This isn't necessary; but it will help to keep your various functions separate on the visible timeline.
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Step 5
Insert a blank keyframe on the new layer where you want the audio to start. If you want the audio to stop after a certain number of frames, insert another blank keyframe further down the timeline.
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Step 6
In the "Properties" panel at the bottom of the screen, click the "Sound" dropdown menu to expand a list of the available audio files in your library.
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Step 7
Select the name of the audio file that you imported.
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Step 8
If you want to add sound effects, choose an effect (such as "Left Channel" or "Fade Out") from the Effects dropdown menu.
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Step 9
Choose an option from the "Sync" dropdown menu, including "Event," "Start," "Stop," or "Stream."
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Step 10
Enter a value for how many times you want the audio to loop.
