Another way of doing it is using html5 and add the html code to a html stack
In the screenshots below I’ve used an aiff file. I just chose a sound from Mac OS to test the html. You should probably use mp3 and/or ogg files instead…
Add the sounds (mp3 and ogg) to RapidWeavers Ressources. Copy Macro and paste in a html Stack.
You can paste the code on on a Stacks Page, Styled Text Page or… probably most RapidWeaver pages.
If you don’t want the audio to outplay – like the example above, html with a play button is:
<audio controls>
<source src="%resource(Funk.aiff)%">
</audio>
With hidden controls and auto play:
<div style="visibility:hidden">
<audio autoplay loop>
<source src="%resource(Funk.aiff)%">
</audio>
</div>
Note that RapidWeaver 7.1 and probably earlier versions too won’t stop playing the sound if you preview the page – not until you quit RapidWeaver. Not even if you remove the code… so don’t choose an annoying sound to test 
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