Buttons don't have to look like "buttons" they can be animated clips. Create a button that has two states where at least 1 state is an animation:

state 1
state 2

  1. Open Flash by clicking on the Flash Icon on the dock:


  2. Create a new document. Make sure it is Actionscript 2


  3. Save (+SHIFT+S) document in work folder:


  4. Insert a new symbol. Make it a movie clip and name it

  5. Within the movie clip, create a two state animated button

  6. In state 1 add an Actionscript:
    stop();


  7. In state 2 add the following: 
    stop();
_root.snd.onSoundComplete=reset;
function reset(){
    gotoAndStop(1);
}


  8. Go to scene 1


  9. Drag at least 4 instances of your movie clip onto the stage and name them (use the same name with a number appended to the end—mc1,mc2,mc3...).

  10. Import into the library the same number of sounds (File>Import>Import to Library). If you want notes, you can find them here: liz_arum_classes:examples:resources:sounds:_notes
    You can also look for clips in demos_and_samples or make your own with audacity.
  11. CTRL+click on each sounds in your library and export for Actionscript. Rename your sounds so that they are only one small word.


  12. Insert a new layer


  13. Name it Actions

  14. Open the Actionscript window and paste: 
    snd=new Sound();

stop();
_root.clip_name.onRelease=function(){
    snd.attachSound("sound_name");
	
	//ths goes to animation
	this.gotoAndPlay(2);
	
	//this plays sound
	snd.start(0,1);
}
    Complete the script so that each movie clip plays a sound