Build your sound knowledge.

Start with one audible sound, then add the behavior your game needs. Each guide explains the idea before the API details.

What you want to do	Read next
Hear a sound in a new scene	Your first sound
Organize events and generate code names	Managers, libraries, and keys
Build a sound from one recording	Make your first sound graph
Understand event, play, voice, and handle	What happens when a sound plays?
Choose a surface or change volume/speed	Change sounds with parameters
Move a sound and manage its owner	Where a sound is, and who owns it
Stop a loop or pause your game audio	Stop, pause, and clean up
Trigger a horn or react to an ending	Ask for an action. Hear when it ends.
Fix a refused or silent play	When a sound does not start

The examples use the supplied demo events and their generated Sounds.* keys. If you create your own graphs, regenerate keys and use the names and parameter types your graphs declare. The API reference gives exact signatures once you know the idea you need.

When something is unclear

Use the graph reference to look up a node, the outcome guide to interpret a result, and troubleshooting when the scene stays silent.