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- jeremydouglass January 2018
- lavit January 2018
- thesuperdaine January 2018
Loop different audio at different moments.
I am making a game and I want music to loop on the title screen, stop when the user clicks "play", and then start looping a different track.
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Try the minim library. AudioPlayer has a method "loop."
Yes, I forgot to say, I tried the minim library and it worked perfectly! I meant toput that here, but better late than never!
Hello, I don´t know why you resort to Minim when there is a loop method on the Sound Library https://processing.org/reference/libraries/sound/SoundFile_loop_.html be sure to stop the one sounding and also calling the other with your button function. good day
@lavit -- thanks for pointing out the looping option in the Sound Library. I'm not sure why the OP chose what he did, but I recommended starting with minim specifically because many projects on game sound end up needing to use Samplers, which minim supports and the Sound Library does not.
Well, Minim sure has a bigger set but in terms of sampling and managing files I think they both work the same... but only 70% sure... greets
Yes that is exactly the reason why