The best way to get a grasp of audio's potential is to see—and hear—it in action!
January 1, 2000
hese are some sites from around the Web that in some way make interesting use of sound. We tried to find a variety of techniques. Some require a plug-in, while others use Java applets as a player or work with a default sound format player that is part of the browser. We'll leave the analysis up to you.
Oh, and remember that these sites aren't part of Project Cool—they belong to their respective creators and they could change their use of sound at any time.
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hese are some sites from around the Web that in some way make interesting use of sound. We tried to find a variety of techniques. Some require a plug-in, while others use Java applets as a player or work with a default sound format player that is part of the browser. We'll leave the analysis up to you. 
