To attach an audio section to an Actor, expand the Audio Track and locate the Attach Track. To do this, you must attach the Audio Track or section to an Actor, and then specify an Attenuation for it. Spatial audio can also be played from an Audio Track or section, allowing for sounds to have a 3D source and distance falloff. You can continue to add as many sounds to the Audio Track as needed by either clicking the Audio (+) button or dragging sources from the Content Browser.įor more information on all the blending techniques and properties you can use on audio sections, please refer to the Blending area of the Keyframing document. You can also drag Sound Waves and Sound Cues from the Content Browser into your sequence, which will automatically create the Audio Track and the sound. Doing this will create the audio section at the Playhead. Then you can add an audio section to the track by clicking the Audio (+) dropdown on the track and selecting a Sound Wave or Sound Cue asset. The first way is to click the Track (+) dropdown and select Audio Track. There are several ways to create an Audio Track and add a sound. You have a basic understanding of How to Import Audio Files or your project already contains audio files. You have an understanding of Sequencer and its Interface. This guide provides an overview of the creation and usage of the audio track. Similar to other film editing software, the audio track provides controls for adjusting the volume, pitch, and crossfading sounds together. Sound Waves and Sound Cues can be played in Sequencer using the Audio Track.

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