I was thinking. Since Scratch is Mono, have a block that you can pan the sound between speakers. Of course, keep the other blocks just for Mono.

With the panning block, pan the sound {sound} to (location). With location being like 100 for right speaker and -100 for left. Or a custom number for in-between.

play sound [ v] on the [left v] speaker until done::sound

play sound [ v] on the [left v] speaker::sound

set volume to (100) on the [left v] speaker::sound  // May be somewhat unstable.

pan the sound [sound v] to (0)::sound

Supporters list:

@Gaza101
@udoxas
@Rex208
@johndeere47
@Zappy1333
@Roaring_Inferno
@JonathanSchaffer
@stickfiregames

Semi-support; could be confusing if not handled well.

Not everybody have a stereo speaker.
And i don't see how this can be useful

Support! This could be especially useful for 3D games!

DrKat123 wrote:

Not everybody have a stereo speaker.
And i don't see how this can be useful

You're right; let's just stop making stereo music at all since not everyone can take advantage of it. Whilst we're at it, let's stop making 1080p video since some people only have 720p monitors.

No support, can be very confusing for some scratchers and not everyone has 2 speakers.

DrKat123 wrote:

Not everybody have a stereo speaker.
And i don't see how this can be useful

^^^
And this can be confusing. No support.

Support. Certain games could be way more immersive with this. And if you don't have 2 speakers, it should just play on the one.
If you don't support because not everybody has 2 speakers, then I guess they should stop making games for the PlayStation 4 because not everybody has it. Why not stop making video games all together? Not everybody has the proper hardware to play them!

udoxas wrote:

And if you don't have 2 speakers, it should just play on the one.

I agree.

DrKat123 wrote:

Not everybody have a stereo speaker.
And i don't see how this can be useful

People with mono will hear it as mono. Also, stereo is useful for immersing people watching/playing/listening to a project.

Support.

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udoxas wrote:

Support. Certain games could be way more immersive with this. And if you don't have 2 speakers, it should just play on the one.

^^^

bump

Gaza101 wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

Not everybody have a stereo speaker.
And i don't see how this can be useful

You're right; let's just stop making stereo music at all since not everyone can take advantage of it. Whilst we're at it, let's stop making 1080p video since some people only have 720p monitors.

@_@
You're being extremely sarcastic.
And i don't see how this can be useful…

Gaza101 wrote:

Support! This could be especially useful for 3D games!

DrKat123 wrote:

Not everybody have a stereo speaker.
And i don't see how this can be useful

You're right; let's just stop making stereo music at all since not everyone can take advantage of it. Whilst we're at it, let's stop making 1080p video since some people only have 720p monitors.

Support as per above.

Cowboy433 wrote:

I was thinking. Since Scratch is Mono, have a block that you can pan the sound between speakers. Of course, keep the other blocks just for Mono.

With the panning block, pan the sound {sound} to (location). With location being like 100 for right speaker and -100 for left. Or a custom number for in-between.

play sound [ v] on the [left v] speaker until done::sound

play sound [ v] on the [left v] speaker::sound

set volume to (100) on the [left v] speaker::sound

pan the sound [sound v] to (0)::sound

Supporters list:

@Gaza101
@udoxas
@Rex208
@johndeere47
@Zappy1333

Do yo know if Flash Player is able to manage your speakers?

support.

Too complicated, half support

asivi wrote:

Cowboy433 wrote:

I was thinking. Since Scratch is Mono, have a block that you can pan the sound between speakers. Of course, keep the other blocks just for Mono.

With the panning block, pan the sound {sound} to (location). With location being like 100 for right speaker and -100 for left. Or a custom number for in-between.

play sound [ v] on the [left v] speaker until done::sound

play sound [ v] on the [left v] speaker::sound

set volume to (100) on the [left v] speaker::sound

pan the sound [sound v] to (0)::sound

Supporters list:

@Gaza101
@udoxas
@Rex208
@johndeere47
@Zappy1333

Do yo know if Flash Player is able to manage your speakers?

Flash Player can only manage the Camera and Microphone within its settings.

Cowboy433 wrote:

Flash Player can only manage the Camera and Microphone within its settings.

So, the blocks you're suggesting aren´t possible.
Greets.

Cowboy433 wrote:

Flash Player can only manage the Camera and Microphone within its settings.

It must be possible, this suggestion is really just playing stereo sound, there's no “managing speakers” going on.

Support.