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CueDefinition cue_definition = new CueDefinition();

CueDefinition cue_definition = new CueDefinition();

cue_definition.name = "myNewSound";

cue_definition.name = "myNewSound";

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You can also make sure your sound will only be played one instance at a time, to prevent two of the same sound from playing over each other:

You can also make sure your sound will only be played one instance at a time, to prevent two of the same sound from playing over each other.

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// If this sound is played multiple times in quick succession,

// If this sound is played multiple times in quick succession,

Then, add the sound file to the cue by creating a new <tt>SoundEffect</tt>, then fetching the sound file from a new <tt>FileStream</tt> and adding it to the <tt>SoundEffect</tt>.

Then, add the sound file to the cue by creating a new <tt>SoundEffect</tt>, then fetching the sound file from a new <tt>FileStream</tt> and adding it to the <tt>SoundEffect</tt>.

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// Make a SoundEffect object, and fetch the sound file to then add.

// Get the audio file and add it to a SoundEffect.

SoundEffect sound_effect;

SoundEffect sound_effect;

using (var stream = new System.IO.FileStream("mySound.wav", System.IO.FileMode.Open))

{

using (var stream = new System.IO.FileStream(filePathCombined, System.IO.FileMode.Open)) {

     sound_effect = SoundEffect.FromStream(stream);

     sound_effect = SoundEffect.FromStream(stream);

}

}

If you'd like the sound to use the in-game reverb, you can set the third parameter to <tt>true</tt>:

If you'd like the sound to use the in-game reverb, you can set the third parameter to <tt>true</tt>:

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// Adding the sound to the new cue.

// Adding the cue to the sound bank.

cue_definition.SetSound(sound_effect, audioEngine.GetCategoryIndex("Default"), false);

Game1.soundBank.AddCue(cue_definition);

 

soundBank.AddCue(cue_definition);

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