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Bevy Kira Audio

Standalone

A Bevy plugin integrating the Kira audio library as an alternative to bevy_audio. Supports playback of ogg, mp3, flac, and wav formats across native and web builds. Provides granular control over audio instances and channels, including dynamic transitions for volume, panning, playback rate, and looping behavior. Sound playback is organized into channels, each offering independent control over pause, stop, volume, speed, and panning for all sounds within that channel. Audio instances can be configured at start time or controlled individually during playback, with support for smooth transitions using tweens and various easing curves. Includes settings loader functionality for pre-configuring audio sources via ron files. Offers basic spatial audio capabilities that automatically adjust volume and panning based on emitter and receiver positions in 3D space.

UnityVSTHost

Unity

UnityVSTHost is a minimal VST2 plugin host implementation for Unity that enables loading and processing audio through VST plugins within the engine. It uses OnAudioFilterRead to call VST DSP callbacks and exposes plugin parameters directly in the Unity Inspector. The implementation is limited to 64-bit VST2 plugins on Windows only. It does not support MIDI input or plugin GUIs, instead providing parameter control through Unity's inspector interface. The tool processes audio in real-time by routing Unity's audio callback through loaded VST plugins. This is early research code from 2016 with significant limitations and minimal ongoing maintenance. It requires users to obtain the VST2 SDK separately from Steinberg, as the SDK cannot be redistributed.

campello_audio

Standalone · Engine-agnostic

campello_audio is a C++20 multiplatform audio engine designed for game development. It covers macOS, iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, and WebAssembly using each platform's native audio backend (CoreAudio, AAudio, WASAPI, PulseAudio/ALSA, Web Audio). The API follows a fire-and-forget pattern for simple playback while exposing full voice control, mixing buses, and filter chains when needed. The engine supports WAV, OGG, and MP3 sources, procedural tone generation, streaming for large files, and a RandomSource to avoid repetition artifacts. Up to 8 DSP filters per source or bus are available, including low-pass, high-pass, echo, reverb, compressor, limiter, chorus, flanger, and pitch shift. Filter parameters support timed automation. It is a standalone module within the Campello engine ecosystem but is designed to work independently. Built via CMake with no required external dependencies beyond the target platform SDK.

DALIA Engine

Engine-agnostic

DALIA (Dedicated Abstraction Layer for Interactive Audio) is a C++20 audio engine targeting Windows via WASAPI. All internal pools are pre-allocated at startup, eliminating runtime dynamic allocations outside of background-thread asset loading. It handles asynchronous reference-counted asset management and double-buffered OGG/Vorbis streaming via stb_vorbis. Spatialization covers configurable coordinate handedness, multi-listener support with bitmask routing for split-screen co-op, distance probes that decouple attenuation origin from panning origin, and Doppler shifts with per-playback scaling. The mixing system is a directed acyclic graph with 4 hot-swappable DSP slots per bus. The library integrates via CMake FetchContent or git submodule. A standalone sandbox application ships for testing features without writing code. A studio UI tool is in development but excluded from the default build.