How should i sync all these sounds?

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#1

Im making a DS style gui selection thingy for my game, and i made music for all the tabs. how would i sync it, so it transitions to the next song when i select a new tab?

(They are all the same format, speed, BPM, and length, just different versions.)

local Set = script.Setting
local Main = script.Main
local Find = script.Finder
local Dame = script["D-Name"]

local event = game.ReplicatedStorage.CwindowChanger

event.Event:Connect(function(Wind)
	if Wind == "Main" then
		Main:Play()
		
		Set:Stop()
		Find:Stop()
		Dame:Stop()
	end
	
	if Wind == "Set" then
		Set:Play()
		
		Find:Stop()
		Dame:Stop()
		Main:Stop()
	end
	
	if Wind == "Find" then
		Find:Play()
		
		Main:Stop()
		Set:Stop()
		Dame:Stop()
	end
	
	if Wind == "Disp" then
		Dame:Play()
		
		Main:Stop()
		Set:Stop()
		Find:Stop()
	end
	
	
	if Wind == "None" then
		Main:Stop()
		Set:Stop()
		Find:Stop()
		Dame:Stop()
	end
end)
1 Like
#2

For now, it justkinda starts p[laying the next one from the beginning, but i wanna know how i could make it continue from the last selected song? Like sync them all up

#3

i guess you want to do a crossfade?
tween the volume

#4

to get them all synced correctly you should play them all at the same time. then when you switch your screen. use the volume property to either fade between them.

#5

No like, i dont wan it to play from the beggining, i want it to continue from the last song.

Like one song is 20 seconds in, i wanna be able to switch to the next, but play it starting 20 seconds in

#6

How would i play them at the same tme? because they will load at diffrent times, so how would i play them at the same exact time?

#7

if that’s still not synced set the TimePosition property to the TimePosition property of the current playing audio

#8

then you gotta use TimePosition i guess

#9

oh. So I would assume they are playing on game start. in that case I would wait for all of them to be loaded before playing them. you can do this by looping through them and checking if the IsLoaded property is true

#10

I found a semi-solution that works decently

local Set = script.Setting
local Main = script.Main
local Find = script.Finder
local Dame = script["D-Name"]

local event = game.ReplicatedStorage.CwindowChanger

local Time = 0

event.Event:Connect(function(Wind)
	if Wind == "Main" then
		Main:Play()
		Main.TimePosition = Time
		
		Set:Stop()
		Find:Stop()
		Dame:Stop()
	end
	
	if Wind == "Set" then
		Set:Play()
		Set.TimePosition = Time
		
		Find:Stop()
		Dame:Stop()
		Main:Stop()
	end
	
	if Wind == "Find" then
		Find:Play()
		Find.TimePosition = Time
		
		Main:Stop()
		Set:Stop()
		Dame:Stop()
	end
	
	if Wind == "Disp" then
		Dame:Play()
		Dame.TimePosition = Time
		
		Main:Stop()
		Set:Stop()
		Find:Stop()
	end
	
	
	if Wind == "None" then
		Main:Stop()
		Set:Stop()
		Find:Stop()
		Dame:Stop()
	end
end)

local run = game:GetService("RunService")

run.Heartbeat:Connect(function()
	if Main.Playing then
		Time = Main.TimePosition
	elseif Set.Playing then
		Time = Set.TimePosition
	elseif Find.Playing then
		Time = Find.TimePosition
	elseif Dame.Playing then
		Time = Dame.TimePosition
	end
end)

Only issue, when i switch theres like a second of no sound, then it cuts back to the music. any ideas to fix this?

#11

The second of no sound is probably because the sounds havent loaded

#12

no like event when i switch back to sounds that i already loaded

#13

Found another partial, working better solution, that is controlling volume instead of :play() or :stop()

#14

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