The Pitch property of the SoundHandle class represents the pitch of the sound. It is a float value that can be adjusted to change the frequency of the sound being played. A higher pitch value will make the sound play at a higher frequency, while a lower pitch value will decrease the frequency.
To modify the pitch of a sound, you can set the Pitch property on an instance of SoundHandle. This allows you to dynamically adjust the sound's pitch during playback.
// Create a sound handle instance SoundHandle soundHandle = new SoundHandle(); // Set the pitch of the sound to 1.5 (50% higher than the original pitch) soundHandle.Pitch = 1.5f; // Play the sound with the modified pitch soundHandle.Play();