Log in to the back end of your blog or Web server. Locate the page in which you want the audio player embedded and click on the area of the page where you want to embed the player.
Type an HTML-embed code into your page. The code will begin with: <embed src=. This opening embed tag lets your server know that the HTML code you are entering will feature a file that should be embedded on the page.
Type in the URL of the audio file you want for the embedded audio player to play. The URL likely will end with something like "mid" or "MP3." For example, the URL should look something like this: "http://www.mywebsite/myfiles/myaudio/audio1.mid." Your file path will look different because it will be the file path associated with your specific audio file. The important thing is that the full file path is declared in the HTML.
Insert HTML code that will control the way the audio player operates by typing autostart=true loop=false height=62 width=144 controls="console">. These settings will make the audio player start as soon as the page loads. The file will play one time. You can adjust these settings. Substitute "false" for "true" after autostart to make the file play only after the user clicks on the “Play” button. Make the file loop by replacing "true" for "false" after "loop."
Check the complete player embed code. It should look like this:
<embed src="http://www.mywebsite/myfiles/myaudio/audio1.mid" autostart=true loop=false height=62 width=144 controls="console">
The only way this code should differ from your code is if you change the true and false settings and the URL of your audio file should appear instead of this sample. You also may choose to enter different height and width settings. Publish your page and the embedded player should now appear on your website.