Sound effects and music from your own audio files, and beeps, jingles, and short tunes the game makes by itself.
Try each example, then copy the words under it and paste them to your AI. You can also send your AI the link to an example.
Recorded sound effects, voices, and music. Upload an audio file, or have your AI add one, and the game plays it.
A sound file plays the moment something happens. Played again quickly, the sounds overlap instead of cutting each other off.
Tap the example to hear it. Browsers only play sound after a tap.
Play the sound "jump" when the character jumps.
game.playSound("jump");A track that loops while the game plays, and can pause, resume, and stop. Music started before the first tap waits for it, because browsers stay silent until then.
Tap the example to start the music, and tap again to pause or resume it.
Play the music "theme" in a loop at medium volume, pause it while the game is paused, and stop it on the game-over screen.
const music = game.playSound("theme", { loop: true, volume: 0.6 });
music.pause();
music.resume();
music.stop();Choose an MP3 if you can: every browser plays it. WAV and OGG work too, but WAV files are large and OGG does not play in every Safari. Each file can be up to 5 MB, so keep music to a short loop. You can listen to it in its details, then tell your AI which sound you added.
I uploaded the sound "jump" to the game; play it when the character jumps.
Beeps the game makes by itself, with no audio file at all, from simple square-wave tones like classic arcade machines. They suit a game that is retro on purpose; for any other game, sounds from files sound much better.
Tap the example to hear it. Browsers only play sound after a tap.
Play a short 660 Hz beep when the player taps a button.
game.sound(660, 120);Tap the example to hear it. Browsers only play sound after a tap.
Play a bright two-note coin sound when a coin is collected.
game.soundSequence([988, 70], [1319, 160]);A handful of notes for the big moments: starting, winning, and losing.