🎶How To Add Sound To Your Scratch Project | Scratch Basics Blogs 1🎧

 

Adding sounds to your Scratch project is a fantastic way to make it more engaging and interactive! 🎧 Whether you want music, sound effects, or even voice recordings, here’s how you can do it:

🛠️ Step-by-Step Guide to Add Sounds in Scratch

  1. Open the Sounds Tab

    • Click on your sprite or the stage.
    • Select the “Sounds” tab at the top of the editor.

  2. Choose Your Sound Source

    • Click the “Choose a Sound” button to open the Scratch sound library.
    • You can also:
      • 🎙️ Record your own sound
      • 📁 Upload a sound file from your computer
      • 🎲 Use the “Surprise” option for a random sound

    Scratch Tips - Add Sounds to Your Project walks through all these options and shows how to preview, modify, and play sounds.

  3. Edit Your Sound (Optional)

  4. Add Sound Blocks in Code

    • Go to the “Code” tab.
    • Use blocks from the “Sound” category like:
      • play sound [sound name]
      • start sound [sound name]
      • play sound [sound name] until done

    Scratch Basics - Episode 4: Adding a Sound shows how to code sounds to play when the green flag is clicked or when a sprite is interacted with.

  5. Upload Custom Audio

  6. Add Music or Sound Effects

🎬 Want to see it all in action? These videos are super helpful:


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