Music, SFX, and Speech Playlists

• Each playlist can play in index order or mixed order.
• Each playlist can fade tracks at the beginning and end.
• Each playlist has a setting for the delay between tracks.
• Each track in a music playlist can be set to loop.

Maestro Methods

• Maestro.Stop(), Maestro.Pause(), and Maestro.Resume() affect all Earchestra-based audio sources.
• Control your music playlists using the Maestro.Music method plus commands.
• Control your SFX playlists using the Maestro.SFX method plus commands.
• Control your Speech playlists using the Maestro.Speech method plus commands.

Commands

Maestro follows 15 playlist and track commands, including Play, Pause, Stop, and Loop. A full list of commands is included in the Maestro Methods foldout in Earchestra's inspector.

Along with commands, you can add a Transform variable at the end of any Section's Maestro Method and Earchestra will send an audio player to that Transform's position to play the designated audio.

Settings

• Perpetual - Earchestra persists through each scene without being destroyed.
• 3D - Automatically resets the audio players to spatial-based settings. Unchecking this reverts the players back to default (2D).

Volumes

Control the master volumes for each Section using sliders in the Earchestra Sections inspector. These volumes apply to all Earchestra-based audio sources.

Earchestra includes a prefab for the user to set the master volumes for each section at runtime.

Ensemble

Clone the main audio players for each Section, making Earchestra capable of handling more complex and dynamic audio demands such as:

• Playing multiple playlists from the same section at the same time.
• Playing multiple tracks from a Section's playlist at the same time.
• Making any clip from your playlists play at the position of your choice.

Let Earchestra build an Ensemble for you using Auto Ensemble or add as many audio players to your ensemble as you wish with the click of a button.