Here's a quick run down on how to make a audioscope,and the attributes that go with it.

Lets watch the scopes dance.

This is you basic audioscope tag.
<audioscope>


Now lets add some color to the lines.
<audioscope rightcolor=red leftcolor=white">

Now lets seperate the lines, you do this by adding these tags.
<audioscope rightcolor=red leftcolor=white rightoffset=6 leftoffset=-6>

Now lets add some different background color to the scope.
<audioscope rightcolor=red leftcolor=white rightoffset=6 leftoffset=-6 bgcolor=blue>

Lets add some bounce to the scope,to do that just put in gain, like this.
<audioscope rightcolor=red leftcolor=white rightoffset=6 leftoffset=-6 bgcolor=blue gain=3>

Or how about no bounce at all, like this.
<audioscope rightcolor=red leftcolor=white rightoffset=6 leftoffset=-6 bgcolor=blue gain=0>

Now lets fool around with the height and width.
<audioscope rightcolor=red leftcolor=white rightoffset=6 leftoffset=-6 bgcolor=blue gain=0 height=20 width=50>

You can make them as big or small as you want it.
Ok, lets put a border on are scope, like this.
<audioscope rightcolor=red leftcolor=white rightoffset=6 leftoffset=-6 bgcolor=blue gain=0 height=20 width=50 border=5>

Lets put are bounce back in the scope, and make it a little bigger, and add this tag to hinder on how high are scope will bounce, and lets change the colors and add a bigger border.

<audioscope rightcolor=orange leftcolor=purple rightoffset=6 leftoffset=-6 bgcolor=white gain=5 height=50 width=200 border=10 maxlevel=true>

Now for the next lesson, lets play around with tables and scopes.Lets try this.

<table border=5 bgcolor=black cellpadding=5><tr><td><audiosco pe gain=3 height=50 width=200 rightcolor=red leftcolor=white bgcolor=black rightoffset=10 leftoffset=-10></td></tr></tabl e>

Lets put a picture in the table with are scope, you do that like this.

<table border=5 bgcolor=black cellpadding=5><tr><td><audiosco pe gain=3 height=50 width=200 rightcolor=blue leftcolor=blue bgcolor=black rightoffset=10 leftoffset=-10></td></tr> <tr> <td align="center"> <img src=addy of your image> </td></tr> <tr><td><audioscope gain=3 height=50 width=200 rightcolor=blue leftcolor=blue bgcolor=black rightoffset=10 leftoffset=-10></td></tr></tabl e>

One more quick lesson, let me show you how to put a scope over an image, its very important to get the images width and height put in right and make your scopes width as long as your image.And just put as many scopes as you need to cover the image.

<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr><td background="http://Your images addy" WIDTH="image's width" HEIGHT="image's height" VALIGN="top"><p>Start with the audioscopes here, just remember to put the width of the scope the same as your image,and don't forget to put in this <p> after each scope, or else your scopes will cover your image, and you can make your height of your scope as high as you want it, but I like it to be 20 or under, and also don't forget to put these tags after your scopes </td></tr></table>

Well that about does it, hope I helped you out enough to start making your own.Here's some important information,Classic users might have trouble viewing alot of scopes on one page.They tend to cause your webtv to freeze up, so keep that in mind.Thanks!!

Audioscope Index