• Introduction
• UpStage v2.4.2
• Introduction
• UpStage Team
• Technical Information
• How to Help UpStage
• Audience
• Audience View
• Audience Chat
• Audience Commands
• Players
• Logging In
• Player Profile
• Player View
• On-stage Player Tools
• Speech and Text Chat
• Drawing
• Audio
• / Commands
• Media Management
• The Workshop Interface
• Creating and Editing Players
• Creating and Editing Stages
• Uploading Media
• Browse Media
• Edit Media
• Creating Media
• Creating Graphics for UpStage
• Creating Audio for UpStage
• Webcams
• Webcams
• Appendices
• Glossary
• Text2Speech Voices
• Troubleshooting

Audio

Prerecorded MP3 audio files can be uploaded and played in UpStage. See the chapter Uploading Media for information on how to upload audio files.

The audio palette 

Click on the yellow audio button in the tool palette to reveal the audio palette. Audio files assigned to the stage will appear alphabetically in a list on the right, with musical notes indicating music tracks and "sfx" indicating sound effects. Use the green arrows to scroll up and down if there are more than six tracks assigned to the stage.

You can stop all tracks at the same time by clicking stop all. 

Click on the blue act button to return to the avatar tool palette. (Your avatar can still speak and move when you have the audio palette open).

Known bug   

There is a known bug with being unable to stop a looping track, if after you have set it playing and looping you fill up the other two tracks and then add a fourth. The fourth track will replace the first looping track, but it won't stop it. Clicking stop all will also not stop it. The only solution is to reload the stage. This bug has been lodged on SourceForge and we hope to fix it soon, but in the meantime the workaround is to be careful not to select a fourth track when the first one is still looping.