Deprecated Version. Returns a block of the currently playing source's output data.

public float[] GetOutputData(int numSamples, int channel)

int

int

This variation of the function allocates a new array each time it is called. Use the Non-alloc version instead for better performance.

Provides a block of the currently playing source's output data.

public void GetOutputData(float[] samples, int channel)

float[]

int

The array given in the samples parameter will be filled with the requested data.

provides access to audio data from a short history window (for example, the last few milliseconds) for analysis purposes. Unity doesn't automatically allocate the buffers required to store this history because doing so would be expensive and memory-intensive. Instead, Unity only allocates buffers and starts to record when you first call this function, on a per-object basis. As a result, the output data will initially be empty until the engine processes sufficient audio to populate the buffer. Please note this function isn't suited for critical or chronological, real-time data analysis or processing, or scenarios where you require low latency.

Additional Resources: AudioSource.GetSpectrumData, AudioListener.GetSpectrumData, AudioListener.GetOutputData.