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Sonix - Project Page
About Sonix
Sonix provides simple audio sound objects on top of several audio APIs. The interface to Sonix is kept very simple in order to get people up and running with sound as fast as possible.
Sonix provides an interface useful to many simple VR and entertainment applications to trigger and position sounds in 3D. The interface to sonix is kept very simple in order to get people up and running with sound as fast as possible. Sonix is reconfigurable allowing audio APIs to be safely swapped out at runtime without the dependent systems noticing. Systems using this layer expect to be completely portable.
Documentation
Here you can access the current documentation on sonix.Download
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Normal Download
- Direct SourceForge download (experienced users only)