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Transport Controls

(Name)

The name and icon for the Wwise object that has been loaded into the Transport Control. The following Wwise objects can be added to the Transport Control:

Event

Sound SFX

Sound Voice

Random Container

Sequence Container

Blend Container

Switch Container

Music Segment

Music Playlist Container

Music Switch Container

(Pinned/Unpinned)

When selected, the currently loaded object is locked in the Transport Control, and new objects will not be loaded, even when you have other objects in the Property Editor.

Determines whether the original or converted audio source is played back.

When selected, the object plays back in its original and pre-converted form. When unselected, the converted version of the object is played back, if one exists.

When you convert an audio file for a particular platform, it is converted to meet the specific hardware requirements of that platform. As a result, you may not be able to play back these converted files in Wwise if the authoring tool is running on a platform that does not support the file type.

When selected, only objects included in the selected platform are playable in the Transport Control.

Stops playback.

Pauses playback. Clicking this button a second time will resume playback.

Plays the object loaded into the Transport Control.

Hold Shift while clicking Play to have Wwise play the loaded object while bypassing its properties. That is, somewhat like a PFL (Pre-Fader Listen) found in some DAWs, Wwise will play the object without its hierarchical properties (including such things as volume, pitch, filters, delays, Effects, Auxiliary Sends, Attenuation Curves, RTPC curves, States, positioning, and bus routing), but with its behaviors (such as fades, trims, loop points, and random and sequence playback) still intact.

	Be Careful!
	If you use the Play - Bypass properties shortcut, the resulting sound may be uncomfortably loud or off-pitch.

Clicking on the Transport's Play button plays the clip from the Play Cursor's position. Clicking on the Play button while a Play Cursor continues to run will add another Play Cursor that will concurrently play from the same starting position as the first Play Cursor.

Delay

Indicates whether a delay has been applied to an Event Action or Random or Sequence Container. When there is a delay, this icon becomes blue during the delay period in the playback.

Fade

Indicates whether a Fade has been applied to an Event Action or Random or Sequence Container. When there is a Fade, this icon becomes blue during the fade period in the playback.

Stops playback and returns all property values to their original settings.

(Reset Selector Menu)

Opens the Reset Selector menu with the following options:

Set Voice Volume

Indicates whether a Voice Volume Action has been applied to an object. When there is a Voice Volume Action applied, this icon becomes blue during playback and remains blue until you reset the volume.

Set Pitch

Indicates whether a Pitch action has been applied to an object. When there is a Pitch action applied, this icon becomes blue during playback and remains blue until you reset the pitch.

Mute

Indicates whether a Mute action has been applied to an object. When there is a Mute action applied, this icon becomes blue during playback and remains blue until you reset the Mute action.

Set Low-Pass Filter

Indicates that a Low-Pass Filter action has been applied to an object. When there is a Low-Pass Filter action applied, this icon becomes blue during playback and remains blue until you reset the Low-Pass Filter action.

Enable Bypass

Indicates that a Set Bypass action has been applied to an object. When a Set Bypass action has been applied, this icon becomes blue during playback and remains blue until you reset the Set Bypass action.

(Game Syncs)

Displays all the State Groups and States associated with the current object.

(State Group)

The name of each State Group assigned to the current object.

(State)

A list of corresponding states that you can modify during playback.

Displays all the Switch Groups and Switches associated with the current object.

(Switch Group)

The name of each Switch Group associated with the current object.

(Switch)

A list of corresponding Switches that you can modify during playback.

Displays all the Game Parameters assigned to the current object in the Game Syncs area.

(Game Parameter Name)

The name of each Game Parameter assigned to the current object.

(Value)

The Game Parameter values that you can modify during playback to audition the RTPC.

Displays all the Triggers associated with the current music object in the Game Syncs area.

(Trigger Name)

The list of Triggers associated with the objects in the Soundcaster.

Calls the corresponding Stinger to play over the currently playing music object.