Audio Patches

Spark AR Studio includes a wide range of audio patches. Use them to add effects like distortion and pitch changing to audio sources and to control how audio plays in your effects.

You'll need to render sound in your scene using a speaker, first. Audio patches should be connected to a patch representing the Audio property of the speaker.

Available Audio Patches

Name	Description
Audio Player	Use the Audio Player patch to combine the audio clip in your project with either the Single or Multi-Clip Controller patch to play audio in your scene.
Multi-Clip Controller	Plays an audio clip multiple times in response to triggers, without stopping the clip when a new clip plays.
Single-Clip Controller	Play, stop or loop a single audio clip based on a specific trigger.
Audio Delay	Add a decaying echo effect to an audio source.
Bit Crusher	Connect the audio source you want to alter. For example, an audio clip, microphone or other audio source.
Denoiser	Remove background noise from an audio source.
Distortion	Distort the sound of an audio source. For example, to create a gritty or fuzzy sound effect.
Modulator	Create an oscillating sound effect with varying pitches.
Parametric Equalizer	A three-band parametric equalizer and filter. Use this patch to shape audio by boosting or cutting areas of frequency.
Pitch Shifter	Change the pitch of an audio source.
Reverb	Add a sense of space or depth to an audio source.

Tutorials

Build an effect with a 3D animated object and audio.