Panning with Sound or Stereo Sound

Cowboy433

asivi wrote:
Cowboy433 wrote:
Flash Player can only manage the Camera and Microphone within its settings.
So, the blocks you're suggesting aren´t possible.
Greets.

Only because the settings aren't on there does not mean that you cannot play or pan sounds to a speaker. I have seen many other Flash games out there that have stereo or panning sound. You would not have to manage your speakers and that they can be managed within the Control Panel or System Preferences (Mac).

Last edited by Cowboy433 (March 2, 2016 15:41:01)

Cowboy433

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Alberknyis

Confusing, maybe not. But besides 3D games (which few people are good at), how would a sound panning block be useful?

No support. Most people wouldn't really need this.

Cowboy433

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A-no-meep

The first three blocks (Play on speaker, Play on speaker until done, and set volume on speaker) are simple to understand and decently useful. The fourth block, I'm not certain on. It would be useful to have, but it's somewhat ambiguous. (How long does it take?)

Another ambiguity is how those without stereo have the blocks handled. I'm guessing the first two blocks are equivalent to the normal sound blocks they're like, and the third one is half the volume change?

Cowboy433

A-no-meep wrote:
Another ambiguity is how those without stereo have the blocks handled.

If you only have one speaker, it should automatically play on the one speaker.

A-no-meep wrote:
and the third one is half the volume change?

I was thinking that would be pretty unstable as well since stereo sound is basically reducing volume for a certain speaker.

A-no-meep wrote:
The fourth block, I'm not certain on. It would be useful to have, but it's somewhat ambiguous.

It would only be for one sound. As for how long it would take, it shouldn't take too long. I can see if I can pull these blocks off by making a Scratch extension to test it.

PateJate

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WolfCat67

PateJate wrote:
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Lucky you, this feature is being implemented with sound effects in Scratch 3.0, along with more sound effects. It's the “pan left/right” effect, and a negative value (up to -100) makes it on the left speaker, and a positive value (up to 100) makes it on the right.

LordOfMuffins

As WolfCat67 has said, this feature is already in development and won't be going away anytime soon.

link_has_crashed

ye, you can use audacity to edit audio but i bad at audacity so yeah they should add it

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EatNYeet

link_has_crashed wrote:
ye, you can use audacity to edit audio but i bad at audacity so yeah they should add it

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WolfCat67 wrote:
Lucky you, this feature is being implemented with sound effects in Scratch 3.0, along with more sound effects. It's the “pan left/right” effect, and a negative value (up to -100) makes it on the left speaker, and a positive value (up to 100) makes it on the right.

We are currently in Scratch 3.0, and this is currently implemented. Please check the dates on posts (the blue part on the top of every post) before saying something.

link_has_crashed wrote:
(stereo = on)
play Stereo Sound [ Stereo]

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