Audio Setup

Working with Audio Components

Challenge 1: Audio Setup

3D Audio in Unity

Challenge 2: Create 3D and 2D Audio

Audio Reverb Zones

Challenge 3: Add Reverb Zones to Customize the Environment's Effect on the Audio

Sound Effects Scripting

Challenge 4: Trigger Audio Playback via C# Script

Challenge 5: Create a Custom Audio Mix in the Scene

Submissions - Beginning Audio in Unity

Recorded Live Session - Beginning Audio in Unity

LiveSession_AudioAssets.zip

This project features the classic Windridge City project with the addition of the Standard Assets first person controller. The project includes a few key areas that will benefit from the addition of audio. You will have the opportunity to configure both 2D and 3D audio, create Reverb Zones to enhance the environmental audio effects, trigger audio from a custom C# script, and master the scene’s audio using the Audio Mixer. 

Beginning Audio in Unity

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Creating the C# script

Learn how to trigger audio playback in the scene using a custom C# script component 

AI, ML Curricular Framework Resources 

Create a new C# Script in the Project window and name it HonkAudioController (Create > C# Script) 

 Open the newly created script in your code editor.

To trigger an AudioClip when the Player GameObject enters the collider of the attached GameObject, modify the script to look like following: 

Select the Horn_Collider GameObject (Car > Horn_Collider) from the Hierarchy, and add your HornAudioController component to it by clicking Add Component, searching for and selecting the HornAudioController. 

In the Horn_Collider’s Inspector, drag the Audio Source onto the AudioSource field of the HornAudioController, and set the Horn AudioClip to the CarHorn. 

Challenge 4: Trigger Audio Playback via C# Script

1. Creating the C# script

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