Check that Mute Audio isn't toggled on in the Game view.
Global volume should not be zero in .
Unity, huh, how?
Play is called manually.
You should use the debugger, or log that the function is being called, and the source is correct.
Calling Play repeatedly will cause the clip to constantly restart.
This may appear as silence.
First, move the Spacial Blend slider on your Audio Source entirely to 2D.
If audio can now be heard, then either your Audio Listener isn't inside the Audio Source's volume, or the 3D Sound Settings are incorrect.
You can find the Audio Listener by searching t:AudioListener in the Hierarchy view. Check that this transform is inside the sphere gizmos that are shown when selecting the Audio Source. Outside the outermost sphere is 0% volume, and the innermost is 100%. These are the Min Distance and Max Distance settings in the 3D Sound Settings dropdown.
If your AudioSource has Spacial Blend set to 3D then by default the falloff of the audio is Logarithmic, this is a semi-realistic approach where audio fades out faster as you leave the immediate area. You can see this influence under the 3D Sound Settings dropdown, with the vertical line being the position of the audio listener, and the red line being the volume rolloff.
Switching to Linear or Custom may be appropriate if you wish to achieve a more specific result, but increasing the Min Distance can make a meaningful difference.
There must be an AudioListener in the Scene.
When searching t:AudioListener in the Hierarchy view in Play Mode there should be a single result.
If there are no Audio Listeners then you need to add the component (generally they are present on the main Camera).
If you have multiple, this can cause other issues, removing the second listener is required.
Check that Disable Unity audio isn't checked in .
Check that: