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I’ve tried this but I’m interested in playing sound from where my program starts. Such I have the .wav file inside of the project folder.
SoundPlayer simpleSound = new SoundPlayer(@"/yay.wav");
simpleSound.Play();
Thank you
This is probably your problem.
When you compile your application, it doesn’t end up straight in the project folder – it ends up in a subdirectory (either
/Debug/binor/Release/bin). Put the wav file there instead of in the project directory and see how that works.