Sounds getting cuttoff with AudioSource.Play()

The gun sounds in this video are being played by AudioSource.Play()
They are one-shot sound objects created in code when the gun fires.

I instantiate a game object with the AudioSource attached and set up, and then assign the sound (loaded dynamically via resources, in the video, these are all already loaded) to the AudioSource's clip field, and then call the Play() function of the AudioSource.

Sometimes, the begining of the sound is cut off when it is played. It's often enough that it doesn't sound right.

 

From where in your code are you calling Play() on the AudioSource?

 

When the audio source is created.
basically it's something like:


AudioSource source = Instantiate(settings, pos, Quaternion.identity) as AudioSource;
source.clip = sc;
source.volume = Settings.soundVolume;
source.Play();

 

I can't reproduce your problem. But maybe you should consider using just one AudioSource and AudioSource.PlayOneShot instead of instantiating new game objects for every new sound.
http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/AudioSource.PlayOneShot.html

 

It's also possible to use the static function AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint

 

Still getting this problem in Unity 2019.4 LTS. I'm starting the sound in a MEC Coroutine. Not sure if that is the reason.

Edit: Changing the priority to 0 seems to have fixed the issue.

 

Interesting, will try that myself, I have tried every variation of Play(), PlayOneShot() with a Coroutine to delay anything else happening soundwise, used WaitForSeconds(clip.length), even added a little onto the delay time to see if it stops, and guess what... no luck so far. Will try changing priority and hope that works (first i've heard of it lol)!

 

I also have the problem in Unity 2019.4 LTS. For some strange reason, AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint works.
I don't think starting the sound from a coroutine is the issue, because starting it from anywhere in the script causes issues, as well as the standard "play on awake" checkbox in the Audioclip itself.

Changing the priority to 0 did not fix the issue in my case. Really annoying, but at least AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint works.

 

Switched my audio solution to FMOD a while back and could never go back to using Unity's default audio solution. If you have a day to spare to learn how to use it, I highly recommend making the switch. It's free (for small devs) if you haven't heard of it before. Haven't had one problem with audio since.