Post by nerikotsukino on Dec 11, 2023 2:30:11 GMT
Hello Brian-san.
I need your help.
I am having errors and problems with MasterAudio2022 in a game project I am working on, so I created a new, minimally configured debug project to find the cause. (MasterAudio2022 was newly added to the new project from PackageManager, so there should be no problem here.)
And the same problem was reproduced in that new minimal project, which I will explain.
I wrote the code this way. It should have worked fine.
[SoundGroup] public string SoundEffect, BGM;
[Playlist] public string playlistName;
void Start()
{
//MasterAudio.PlaySound(BGM);
MasterAudio.StartPlaylist(playlistName);
}
void Update()
{
if (Gamepad.current.buttonEast.wasPressedThisFrame)
{
MasterAudio.PlaySound(SoundEffect);
}
}
There are two problems with this minimal project as well.
First problem: When the music in the SoundGroup is playing, if a lot of very short sound effects in the SoundGroup are called, the volume of the music gets lower, and when the sound effects stop playing, the volume of the music gets louder and louder. It is as if AudioDucking is being performed. Even though I have AudioDucking set to not. I would like to know how to prevent AudioDucking.
I tried to separate the BUS in SoundGroup by BGM and SE, but this did not solve the problem at all. So I thought, "What if I play the music in Playlist? So I added a script to the script. Then the second problem came up.
Second problem: Playlist is running, but no Playlist sounds. I have reviewed the settings and could not figure out what is wrong.
I have been having this problem for several days. Please let me know what I can do to solve this problem. (I can give you this minimal project if you need it)
I need your help.
I am having errors and problems with MasterAudio2022 in a game project I am working on, so I created a new, minimally configured debug project to find the cause. (MasterAudio2022 was newly added to the new project from PackageManager, so there should be no problem here.)
And the same problem was reproduced in that new minimal project, which I will explain.
I wrote the code this way. It should have worked fine.
[SoundGroup] public string SoundEffect, BGM;
[Playlist] public string playlistName;
void Start()
{
//MasterAudio.PlaySound(BGM);
MasterAudio.StartPlaylist(playlistName);
}
void Update()
{
if (Gamepad.current.buttonEast.wasPressedThisFrame)
{
MasterAudio.PlaySound(SoundEffect);
}
}
There are two problems with this minimal project as well.
First problem: When the music in the SoundGroup is playing, if a lot of very short sound effects in the SoundGroup are called, the volume of the music gets lower, and when the sound effects stop playing, the volume of the music gets louder and louder. It is as if AudioDucking is being performed. Even though I have AudioDucking set to not. I would like to know how to prevent AudioDucking.
I tried to separate the BUS in SoundGroup by BGM and SE, but this did not solve the problem at all. So I thought, "What if I play the music in Playlist? So I added a script to the script. Then the second problem came up.
Second problem: Playlist is running, but no Playlist sounds. I have reviewed the settings and could not figure out what is wrong.
I have been having this problem for several days. Please let me know what I can do to solve this problem. (I can give you this minimal project if you need it)
