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I have begun making my first flashtease using nyx and its shaping up to be a pretty good one I think. I was just wondering if anyone would be able to help me out with a metronome or help me put one in for that matter. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Again im new at this

Or if anyone who has recorded a metronome before could tell me what they use that would also help. maybe a program or something.

Not sure how the flash tease makes metronomes but if you just need an audio file metronome, hammerhead works really well. Got this one from the on video section for the cockhero videos.

Just highlight the yellow beats and set the tempo to 60 for 1 beat per second, 120 for 2 and so on. To save it to disk just hit file, stream to disk, and then hit the play button and let it run for about a minute then stop it. You can also add in custom metronome sounds, there is another .exe in the folder you get that starts a separate program. It lets you pick out a sound file and create a file you can then import into the main program to use if the regular base hit isn't your thing.

Good luck!

Apparently there is a lot of adware attached to hammerhead. Which sucks because I haven't been able to find another one. Thanks for the tip but im going to stay away from this one. If anyone has read my post. I know there is obviously a way to do it. So if anyone has made a flashtease before and have added a metronome I would be very appreciative if you could give me some pointers. :) thanks

For simple metronome sounds I have used audacity, it is a free audio recording package but has a click generator.
I used it more because I had it for audio editing anyway so didn't look for anything else, so it is probably not the best tool, but it did the job for me.

There is also an easy to use online tool named "Sequence" http://www.drumbot.com/projects/sequence/ (scroll the page down for instructions).

To answer the how to put it in question i believe you do this. I just copied part of my tease to explain so yours will look slightly different. Got to script and each page will have a section for it.

falco4b#page(
'<TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2"><P ALIGN="CENTER"><FONT FACE="FontSans" SIZE="18" COLOR="#FFFFFF" LETTERSPACING="0" KERNING="0">“Faster!”</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>',
pic("falco-4b.jpg"),
vert(buttons(falco5#, "Hard"),delay(1min, falco4c#,style:hidden)),hidden:sound('1per.mp3'));

As you can see the top says this is page falco4b# as it says at the top, this lets you know what page you are changing. That is a page with sound you add sound by at the end of a pages bit of code by adding.
,hidden:sound('1per.mp3'));
The part with quotations aka 'thispart.mp3' will change depending on the sounds file name you sadly always have to have .mp3 files which can make things harder, you add them the same way you add pics. I believe i used this to make audio files. http://metronomer.com/ Hope at least something i said helps.

Hi,

you can also just download some TeaseMe-teases which has metronome included.
That's how I did it. The different metronome files are with them, when you download them.

ashplosh wrote:
falco4b#page(
'<TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2"><P ALIGN="CENTER"><FONT FACE="FontSans" SIZE="18" COLOR="#FFFFFF" LETTERSPACING="0" KERNING="0">“Faster!”</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>',
pic("falco-4b.jpg"),
vert(buttons(falco5#, "Hard"),delay(1min, falco4c#,style:hidden)),hidden:sound('1per.mp3'));

if you just have buttons or a delay, you can write following:

falco4b#page(
'<TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2"><P ALIGN="CENTER"><FONT FACE="FontSans" SIZE="18" COLOR="#FFFFFF" LETTERSPACING="0" KERNING="0">“Faster!”</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>',
pic("falco-4b.jpg"),
delay(1min, falco4c#,style:hidden),
hidden:sound('1per.mp3');

Important is, that you write after each line a " , " and after a page a " ; "

greetings

Thank you all for the help :) I'm going to give it a try and see if I can get it to work. Hopefully you may all see my tease soon :)