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Background Sounds

Learn how to add background sounds to your project and nodes.

Pano2VR has Project Background Sound and Node Background Sound. Your
project will determine which to use.

In the skin, you’ll find the target _background. This will target all
background sounds.

Project Background Sound


Project Background Properties
Project Background Properties

Project Background Sound, found in the Project Properties, will play back over
the entire project. This is a good option if your project has only one
background sound, like an ambient music track for the entire project.

If no background sound has been added to the nodes, then Project Background
Sound will play back. However, if a node has background sound that is set to
keep playing in other nodes, then the node’s background sound takes priority.

Add background sound in the Project Properties:

  1. Open the Properties panel.

  2. Open the Project Properties tab.

  3. Scroll down to the Background Sound section.

  4. Add a sound file by doing one of the following:

    → Choose, Open and navigate to your sound file.

    → Drag the file to Filename.

  5. Adjust the level of the sound file. Consider lowering the audio level well
    below 100%.

  6. Determine how many times the audio should loop. If you do not want the
    sound to begin at start up, choose a loop value of -1. Choose 0 for an
    endless loop.

Node Background Sound


Node Background Sound Properties
Node Background Sound Properties

Each node can have a background sound and it’s added in the node’s properties.
It is not a pinned sound. Background sound is good for adding background music
specific to a node or group of nodes, or a sound effect.

These sounds will take priority over Project Background Sounds.

  1. Open the Properties panel.

  2. In the Background Sound section, add a sound file by doing one of the
    following:

    → Choose, Open and navigate to your sound file.

    → Drag the file to Filename.

  3. Adjust the level of the sound file. Consider lowering the audio level well
    below 100%.

  4. Determine how many times the audio should loop. If you do not want the
    sound to begin at start up, choose a loop value of -1. Choose 0 for an
    endless loop.

  5. Click OK and test the panorama. Done!

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Last modified: Aug 20, 2024