Multiple AudioChannel pointers playing same track

[geork]

I have the following code:

Code: AGS

//Header of script
AudioChannel *Channel[5];
//Body of script
void AddSound(AudioClip *clip, AudioPriority priority, RepeatStyle repeat, int volume){
  int i, transfer;
  while(i<5){
    if(Channel[i] == null){ transfer = i; i = 10;}
    i ++;
  }
  if(i!=11){ Display("Too many sounds!"); return;}
  Channel[transfer] = clip.Play(priority, repeat);
  Channel[transfer].Volume = volume;
}
void AddSoundAt(AudioClip *clip, AudioPriority priority, RepeatStyle repeat, int x, int y, int volume){
  int i, transfer;
  while(i<5){
    if(Channel[i] == null){ transfer = i; i = 10;}
    i ++;
  }
  if(i!=11){ Display("Too many sounds!"); return;}
  Channel[transfer] = clip.Play(priority, repeat);
  Channel[transfer].Volume = volume;
  Channel[transfer].SetRoomLocation(x, y);
}

then in Room_AfterFadeIn():

Code: AGS

 AddSound(aSound1, eAudioPriorityHigh, eRepeat, 100);
 AddSoundAt(aSound2, eAudioPriorityHigh, eRepeat, 2173, 412, 100);
 AddSoundAt(aSound3, eAudioPriorityHigh, eRepeat, 439, 421, 100);

  The weird thing is, only aSound3 is played. After further investigation, I discovered that the first 3 Channels (Channel[0] to Channel[2]) all have aSound3 as the sound they are playing.

  Annoyingly, the above used to work normaly, but after I replaced some sound files and modified the code like this:

Code: AGS

//Body
void CheckSoundsAreNotNull(){
  int i;
  while(i<5){
    if(Channel[i] != null){
      if(!Channel[i].IsPlaying) Channel[i] = null;
    }
    i++;
  }
}
void AddSound(AudioClip *clip, AudioPriority priority, RepeatStyle repeat, int volume){
  CheckSoundsAreNotNull();
  //same code as above
}
void AddSoundAt(AudioClip *clip, AudioPriority priority, RepeatStyle repeat, int x, int y, int volume){
  CheckSoundsAreNotNull();
  //same code as above
}

Seeing that only the last declared sound was playing, I reverted to the unmodified code, but it seemed the damage had been done and only Sound3 was playing?

Any ideas as to what could be causing this?

Thanks again!

UPDATE: just attempted this code in Room_AfterFadeIn() to replace the previous room code:

Code: AGS

 aSound1.Play();
 aSound2.Play();
 aSound3.Play();

it seems to have the same problem now...

[Crimson Wizard]

Go to Audio -> Types and select (double click) type "Sound". What is the value of "Max Channels" property?
I have a suspicion it may be set to 1. If it is, set it to larger number, or 0 (unlimited).

E: I forgot to ask what type are your aSoundX clips? You need to check corresponding type.

[geork]

Ah, they were all Ambient, but Ambient "Max Channels" was set to 1. Changed it to 0 and everything works!

Thanks again!