pymel.core.animation.sound

sound(*args, **kwargs)

Creates an audio node which can be used with UI commands such as soundControl or timeControl which support sound scrubbing and sound during playback.

Flags:

Long name (short name)		Argument Types	Properties
endTime (et)		time
	Time at which to end the sound.
file (f)		unicode
	Name of sound file.
length (l)		bool
	The length (in the current time unit) of the sound.
mute (m)		bool
	Mute the audio clip.Flag can appear in Create mode of commandFlag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.
name (n)		unicode
	Name to give the resulting audio node.
offset (o)		time
	Time at which to start the sound.
sourceEnd (se)		time
	Time offset from the start of the sound file at which to end the sound.
sourceStart (ss)		time
	Time offset from the start of the sound file at which to start the sound.

Derived from mel command maya.cmds.sound

Example:

import pymel.core as pm

import maya.cmds as cmds

# Create an audio node for a sound file, and have it
# start at time 10.  This command will return the name
# of the created node, something like "audio1".
#
pm.sound( offset=10, file='ohNo.aiff' )

# In order to have this sound displayed in a
# timeControl widget (like the timeSlider) use a
# command like this one, where the global MEL variable
# $gPlayBackSlider is the name of the widget to display
# the sound in.
#
import maya.mel
gPlayBackSlider = maya.mel.eval( '$tmpVar=$gPlayBackSlider' )
pm.timeControl( gPlayBackSlider, edit=True, sound='audio1' )