Play Multiple Sounds

[Phonantiphon]

Hi,


(Sorry for loads of questions, it a busy morning...)


I have done a search on this and found precisely one post on here and virtually nothing anywhere else.


Is there a way to play more than one BGS, SE, whatever, at the same time?


I found this: "MCI Audio Player" - but it bugs out on VX Ace, even though it has a compatibility option.


I just wondered if anyone knew of a way to get multiple sounds without editing sounds files - (which I can do)...?


Any help as always == appreciated!


Thank you.

 

[araraf]

You can try conecting two SEs or BGSes in some program like Audacity or Camtasia.

 

[Phonantiphon]

You can try conecting two SEs or BGSes in some program like Audacity or Camtasia.

That's pretty much what I am doing to be honest, and it's no hardship, it's just that out of all the available stuff there seems to be a real lack of available things for sounds - (at least that's how it seems)...

 

[Hellpug]

I just did this and it played everything at once just fine, unless there's something I'm not understanding in the original post:

 

[Phonantiphon]

I just did this and it played everything at once just fine, unless there's something I'm not understanding in the original post:


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@Hellpug: You can't play more than one BGS at the same time, natively.

 

[J_C]

@Hellpug: You can't play more than one BGS at the same time, natively.

Hi. You can't play more than one BGS at a time, but you can play several SE as far as I remember. The event in the picture above shows SE files.

 

[Phonantiphon]

Hi. You can't play more than one BGS at a time, but you can play several SE as far as I remember. The event in the picture above shows SE files.

Indeed.


I had to break out Audacity in the end and put my Music Production Hat on!!

 

[J_C]

Indeed.


I had to break out Audacity in the end and put my Music Production Hat on!!

You can try making a looping sound effect act as a background sound. 

 

[Phonantiphon]

You can try making a looping sound effect act as a background sound. 

Yeah, that is actually going to be an option...