soundSprite Not Properly Loading In

[WindowsTV]

I am trying to load in an audioSprite as a JSON in the current version of createjs/soundjs. I am not sure if this is supported but let explain what happens.

var assetsPath = "./AUDIO/";
var audio = [
    {src: "CASSIDY/CASSIDY.json" + _localCache.getExtraCacheVersion(), data:{type:"tlk"}},
];   

createjs.Sound.registerPlugins([createjs.WebAudioPlugin]);
createjs.Sound.alternateExtensions = ["wav", "mp3"];
createjs.Sound.addEventListener("fileload", createjs.proxy(soundLoaded, this));
createjs.Sound.registerSounds(audio, assetsPath);           

Using the code above loads in the WAV audio file and appears to actually apply the id to the file but when I go to play the audio it says the audio was never loaded in and tried to load it again at the wrong directory.

A quick fix would be load the JSON in on another loadQue then pushing it into the sound que.

[WindowsTV]

This is my temporary fix, overridden some functions and added a new:

createjs.Sound.registerSounds = function (sounds, basePath) {
    console.log("AUDIO HI");
    var returnValues = [];
    if (sounds.path) {
        if (!basePath) {
            basePath = sounds.path;
        } else {
            basePath = basePath + sounds.path;
        }
        sounds = sounds.manifest;
        // TODO document this feature
    }
    for (var i = 0, l = sounds.length; i < l; i++) {
        if(sounds[i].data.isAudioSprite === true){
            console.log(sounds[i]);
            var _idFromSrc = sounds[i].src.split("/");          
            var _loadItem = {id:(_idFromSrc[1].split(".")[0] + "-JSON"), type:"json", src:(basePath + sounds[i].src)};
            var _queue = new createjs.LoadQueue();
            _queue.on("complete", createjs.Sound.parseLoadedAudioSprite, null, true, {loadQue: _queue, id: _loadItem.id, src: (basePath + sounds[i].src)});
            _queue.loadFile(_loadItem);                             
        }else returnValues[i] = createjs.Sound.registerSound(sounds[i].src, sounds[i].id, sounds[i].data, basePath, sounds[i].defaultPlayProps);
    }
    console.log(returnValues);
    return returnValues;
};
createjs.Sound.parseLoadedAudioSprite = function (e, payload) {
    let _json = payload.loadQue.getResult(payload.id);
    let _temp = {
        src:payload.src, 
        data: _json.data
    };
    createjs.Sound.registerSound(_temp.src, payload.id.split("-")[0], _temp.data, null, null);
};

I don't think it's a good one because it could break people's loading schemes.