1. Playing Music Use the command: Play "mysong.wav" To stop it: Play empty If you want it to play over and over: Play "mySong.wav" looping If the sound playback could not be started, the command will return "could not play sound" in the result. Play "song.wav" put the result into x if x is not empty then answer x end if Play the song automatically as the stack as opened and the program starts: on openStack play "mysong.wav" end openStack Play 2 songs, one after the other play "song1.wav" wait until the sound is done play "song2.wav" 2. How to add Music and Sound Effects using the "Play" command note: not all "wav" or "mp3" files will play - some of them are not made correctly Add your voice There is a free program called Audacity that you can download and use to record and alter your voice. Make a "wav" file and use it here find and import a sound effect ("File", "Import as Control", "Audio File") - It has to be a "wav" or "mp3" file add a button and put the following code in it" on mouseUp play "firecracker.wav" end mouseUp Add a sound effect find and import a sound effect ("File", "Import as Control", "Audio File") - It has to be a "wav" or "mp3" file add a button and put the following code in it" on mouseUp play "firecracker.wav" end mouseUp Add background music to keep playing find and import a music file ("File", "Import as Control", "Audio File") - It has to be a "wav" or "mp3" file add a button and put the following code in it" on mouseUp play "ballad.wav" looping end mouseUp Add a button to stop the music add a button "Stop" and put the following code in it" on mouseUp play empty end mouseUp Add background music to keep playing find and import a music file ("File", "Import as Control", "Audio File") - It has to be a "wav" or "mp3" file add a button and put the following code in it" on mouseUp play "ballad.wav" looping end mouseUp |
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