I have a character with a bunch of different attacks + sound effects in Unity. One way to architect this is to create a single AudioSource, and then set the AudioSource.clip to a specific sfx each time an attack happens. E.g.: playerAudio.clip = laserSfx; playerAudio.PlayOneShot(); (Where playerAudio is an AudioSource, and laserSfx is an AudioClip loaded at runtime) Another method is to have child game objects with their own AudioSources, so when I do attack A, I can do something like AttackA...
