Select an asset and tap Behaviors from the Toolbar.
Last updated on
7 September 2021
- Introduction
- Aero desktop
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- Preparing assets for Adobe Aero
- Import AR-ready assets
- Design AR experiences
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- Examples, ideas, and inspirations
Learn how to create immersive experiences using audio.
You can now add audio to assets and create richer, expressive, and immersive AR experiences. To add an audio file to your asset in Aero,
Before you proceed
Ensure that:
- The audio size is below 50 MB, or audio length within five minutes.
- The audio file is in WAV or MP3 audio format.
- You import audio files from Creative Cloud or your local device file storage.
- You place a digital asset in the scene.
Apply a trigger to a Play Audio action
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Apply any of the following Triggers to the Play audio action:
Start
Applies the selected action at the beginning of the preview.
Tap
Applies the selected action when you tap the asset.
Enter Proximity
Applies the selected action when the camera and the asset are at the defined distance.
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Apply the Play Audio action.
Action: Play audio Action: Play audio
A few things to keep in mind
- You can play up to 20 audio clips simultaneously in the given scene. The number varies with the device model and scene complexity.
- To play the audio at a specified volume throughout a scene, enable the Ambient sound option.
Add audio
After you apply the Play audio action, follow these steps to add an audio file to the asset:
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Select an asset from the Subject panel:
- To add an existing audio file, select the audio from the Audio clip panel.
- To add a new audio file, tap
and import audio from your Starter Assets folder, local device storage, or Creative Cloud. - To remove an existing audio file, tap the
icon.
Add audio Add audio -
Choose from the audio preferences listed below:
- Ambient sound disables the spatial three-dimensional audio effect.
- Volume defines the volume of the audio. Drag the slider to increase or decrease the volume.
- Play count sets the number of audio loops.
- Infinite enables the audio to play in a continuous loop.
- Delay delays the start time (in seconds) of the audio.
- Delete removes the Play audio action.
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To save changes, tap the
icon. -
To play the audio, tap the
icon or proceed to Preview mode.
What's next?
We've got you covered on how to add audio to digital assets. You can now capture an image or record a video of your AR experience, or collaborate with others to work on Adobe Aero files.
Have a question or an idea?
If you have a question to ask or an idea to share, come and participate in Adobe Aero Community. We would love to hear from you.
Don’t forget to showcase your work on Behance and seek inspiration from others' work as well.