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To load a sound, press the Load Sound button to the right of the sound name. A file selector dialogue pops up in which you can select the sound file, which can only be either a wave file or an MP3 file. In general, Wave files (*.wav) are used for the short sound effects as even though they are generally larger files they will play instantaneously due to the fact that they do not need any type of decoding for playing. You can also have multiple wave files playing at once, which is why you should use these for all the sound effects in your game.

MP3 (*.mp3) files should be used for background music as GameMaker: Studio only permits you to play one music track at a time. These files are much smaller than a wave file would be but have a small CPU overhead as they have to be decoded before being played, hence the limit of only one MP3 file being played at time (however, you can have multiple music tracks in your game, and you would just switch between them when necessary).
Once you have loaded your file you can preview the sound by using the play button which will loop it continuously. This is very handy as it means you can make changes to the volume using the slider at the bottom of the window and hear what the effect it will have on the sound. There is a stop button too, so you can stop the preview at any time.

NOTE: Previous versions of GameMaker accepted MIDI file format but that is not the case with GameMaker: Studio. You cannot use MIDI any longer and any imported files from legacy versions which use these may cause the program to crash. These files should be removed or changed before testing!

Lukbebalduke escreveu:Basicamente eles recomendam que você use arquivos MP3 somente como background, ou seja, aquela música de fundo.