Aside from downloading content from the Asset Store, there are a number of ways of introducing content into a Unity project. Most often, the simplest way of adding content to your project is placing the appropriate files into the relevant project folders. Unity is then smart enough to inspect the new files, provided the file type is supported by Unity, and determine the asset type to automatically import the content. Since there are a number of audio file types out there, let's take a look at the audio file format Unity currently supports in the following list:
- .wav / .aif: Both of these formats are uncompressed, lossless formats, which means they are exact copies of the original audio. The .aif originated on the ...
