Hi, im making a EAS mock pt2, beacause my 666th project was a eas mock, but im making a singapore part, but the file “pws_alarm” has a dip when its supposed to go like: wooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooo But with the dip its like this: woooooooOOOOOOOOOoo…
Please help,even a converted mp4 dosent work.
Heres the link for a refrence of the orgiginal sound:
Public Warning System | SCDF

Maybe the original file wasn't what you wanted. Or the file was too big (10MB is the max I think)
You may want to compress the file into a smaller file, there are many audio compression websites available on the internet..

It's not a dip, it's a sound from various directions I think

Since scratch doesn't support multiple channels, you'll have to convert it to mono.

I've found a audio converter that you may like to use, though if you don't trust is and don't want to use it that is fine, you will need to find another website that can convert sound into mono. https://fconvert.com/audio/

For the aforementioned website, to convert to mono, you:

1. Upload your mp3 file
   
2. Set the amount of channels to mono
   
3. Yeah that's it, I just want to put it to three because it goes with my writing style :]
   

Link2358 wrote:

Since scratch doesn't support multiple channels, you'll have to convert it to mono.

I've found a audio converter that you may like to use, though if you don't trust is and don't want to use it that is fine, you will need to find another website that can convert sound into mono. https://fconvert.com/audio/

For the aforementioned website, to convert to mono, you:

1. Upload your mp3 file
   
2. Set the amount of channels to mono
   
3. Yeah that's it, I just want to put it to three because it goes with my writing style :]
   

omg thx very much, it wokred!

If you want, you can also split stereo (multi-directional audio) tracks into two different audio files using an audio editor of your choice. And then you can upload those audios to your project, and make them play through their corresponding ear using the

set [pan left/right v] effect to ()::sound//-100 or 100 depending on left or right ear

block. Here is an example of that. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/868462486/