1. The first thing I did was right click on sounds in the menu area and select “create sound”
A pop up box appears and if you click on the open file icon and find where you saved your sounds,
you can open them and save them into gamemaker as sound files.

2. After I had added the sounds, I opened up one of the objects I wanted to attach a sound to and
selected “main 1” in the little drop down menu on the far right of screen. After that I clicked on the
icon representing a speaker, you can locate thins under sounds (it’s the one on the left of this
menu).

3. After you drag and drop this option over to the actions bar a menu should appear. Make sure loop is
set to false then click the file locator symbol and find the sound you’re looking for (see screen shot
below).
And that’s it, once you’ve followed all of these steps play the game to make sure they work and
then. If they do, you’re all done.