So in my project, https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1244670103, I can't get two audios to play at once. Is this normal? Can someone help me get it to play two at a time?

wei04787 wrote:

So in my project, https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1244670103, I can't get two audios to play at once. Is this normal? Can someone help me get it to play two at a time?

Could you share the project? If it's unshared, we can't access it and depending on what the problem is, chances are we can't help you.

wei04787 wrote:

So in my project, https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1244670103, I can't get two audios to play at once. Is this normal? Can someone help me get it to play two at a time?

Are you using the "play until done" block?

the link was wrong https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1244670103

wei04787 wrote:

the link was wrong https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1244670103

You could use the

play sound [start sound block v]

with both sounds.

wei04787 wrote:

the link was wrong https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1244670103

There's a few reasons why you can't play multiple sounds at once here.

Firstly, the broadcast and wait block will send a broadcast to a script and wait for that script to finish running before moving on. This is different from the broadcast block, which sends a broadcast then moves on without waiting. However, as it is now, this is unnecessary in your code.

Similarly, the play sound until done block plays a sound and waits until it finishes, then moves on in the code. The alternative that doesn't wait is start sound, which plays a sound, then, like the broadcast block, moves on without waiting to finish it.

And finally, the wait block. The waiting time is too high if you want the sounds to happen at the same time, so get rid of it completely.

So what does the fixed code look like? ↓

...
start sound [2.11 v]
play sound [bruh v] until done
wait [1] seconds
...

Hope this helps!