This is a repost of an old project from 2005 Each object is a sprite. Each (maybe not all) has a script and they each have a voice... recorded into scratch. If you play the bowl you'll here that I added effects sounds to a couple of the voices. This was nice because there is some timing you have to figure out with the program blocks. THIS IS NOT A ARG!!! IF YOU NEED PROOF GO TO THE WEBSITE https://web.archive.org/web/20061104155710/http://weblogs.media.mit.edu/llk/scratch/archives/share_your_projects/index.html
This is a project posted by a man named "Keith Braafladt" on November 13th, 2005 at 11:04 AM on the old scratch page where online scratch hadn't been created and the offline editor was the only existing thing and they had to upload their projects onto the website. Old description: I made this project to show staff and artists at a community arts organization. The have a great project where participants make suitcases of objects to tell stories about themselves or their families. I got inspired to make a scratch project that might do something like this. Each object is a sprite. Each (maybe not all) has a script and they each have a voice... recorded into scratch. If you play the bowl you'll here that I added effects sounds to a couple of the voices. This was nice because there is some timing you have to figure out with the program blocks. We work with youth a lot and the sound recorder is something they really like and spend time with. - scratch used to have more controls available for sound. This seems like it would be helpful to have still, maybe as advance controls or just a 'edit your sound' choice - sounds take a lot of space. having that control would help to cut out the length of sounds. We use a cross platform software called Audacity to do this sort of editing too.
