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There’s nothing really “drag and drop” about Unity.
Game Maker has a very simple interface, with (I believe) some built in, drag-and-drop functions for sound and music.
Take a look at it here. Last time I checked (many years ago), the community was also incredibly polite and helpful.
Good luck to you!
I think he wants to make the music maker drag and drop.
killhead, Unity does not use java. It doesn’t use Javascript really either. So all tutorials and references for either Java or Javascript will not necessarily help you learn to program in Unity.
What you need to do is search out Unity specific tutorials and get familiar with the scripting reference. Unity uses a scripting language that they have called “javascript” but it is more similar to ActionScript.
For making the drag and drop functionality, I would recommend looking at any of the GUI toolkits on the asset store. And, again, looking up some drag and drop tutorials in Unity.
have you tried SynthMaker?
there is a free version which can probably do small executable files, the program is not that intuitive although it is pretty good.it’s mostly for audio and robotics. But you don’t need to program unless you want to.
Unity also has MIDI output and MIDI input in the asset store
when I was new to programming I used a program called reaktor a lot-it is massively powerful for audio, it can’t save executables it only runs standalone and in Cubase except as a VSTi
if you want to learn programming Unity should start editing 10 line JavaScripts, or try the worm game tutorial.
Unity, even with the visual scripting tools, has a much steeper learning curve than Game Maker. I know how difficult it may be to learn, but Game Maker in the end would be much simpler than Unity.
Your going to have to commit if you want to make something, learn UnityScript (or C# as some prefer) and how to use Unity.