Make 2D Games with Tiniest2D

Audio

Audio assets are sounds your game can play. They can be short sound effects, like jumping and collecting coins, or looping music. Tiniest2D uses a tiny tracker-style editor, which means sounds are built from notes placed on a grid instead of imported audio files.

To create an audio asset:

var jumpSound = Audio()
var bgMusic = Audio()

To edit audio:

• Ctrl+Click on the audio variable name
• The Audio Editor opens as a tiny built-in sequencer

Audio Editor

The Audio Editor is a simple note grid designed for quick retro sound effects and looping music. Each row is a pitch, each column is a moment in time, and each channel can play its own notes. This is enough for classic arcade-style sounds without needing a full music program.

Each audio asset has:

• 4 channels
• Tracker-style note steps
• Per-channel waveform and volume
• Tempo, length, brush length, and loop toggle
• Built-in playback preview

The editor is intentionally minimal: pick a channel, click notes into the grid, and press Space to hear the result.

Audio Editor Controls

Start by selecting a channel, clicking a few notes into the grid, and pressing Space. After that, change the waveform, tempo, and volume to hear how the sound changes.