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I got a simple question. I am pitching my audio source, I have an aircraft and when the throttle goes up so is the pitch on the audio source. Now, if I want to play some other audio file in the background (explosion/shooting/music for instance) the sound would be pitched. How can I play a different audio file without the pitch?
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Van is correct. Simply add another AudioSource component to your gameObject. Usually for something specific to the scene like music you'll put it on your GameManager object. Although ultimately in your project you would create a SoundManager singleton instance and use that to play/manage all your sounds and audio sources in your game. SoundManager singelton? what do you mean?
Jul 16 '12 at 06:16 PM
Ranger Ori
Google can explain what a Singleton is :) Do you code in C# or US?
Jul 16 '12 at 06:20 PM
Meltdown
JS, it's easier.. I'll google it, thanks!
Jul 16 '12 at 07:46 PM
Ranger Ori
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you could attach an audiosource to an empty game object.. and play the sound from there...I'm just a noob trying to help..hahaha i'm not quite sure about this..
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