Re: Sound/sample processing library

[Tom Tromey <tromey@cygnus.com>]

>>>>> "Bill" == Bill Schottstaedt <bil@ccrma.stanford.edu> writes:

>> I'd love to use Guile to munge sound samples, try out various
>> effects, etc. The perfect complement to a sound-processing library
>> would be a nice interface to the audio hardware, supporting ALSA,
>> OSS, Solaris, and the like.

Bill> This is right up my alley!  I've written a C library of basic
Bill> audio functions (support for hardware, headers, data types, etc)
Bill> called sndlib:

There's also a couple of sound libraries that Gnome uses:

* esd, a sound daemon.  It abstracts away the hardware and lets you
  play stuff over the net.
* audiofile, a library that knows how to interpret various audio
  file formats.

I don't know enough about these to compare/constrast with your
library.  Just thought I'd point them out in case anybody is
interested.

Tom