Gorilla Audio is an attempt to make a free, straightforward, cross-platform, high-level software audio mixer that supports playback of both static and streaming sounds. It is intended for video game development, but should easily support many other real-time audio software applications.
The library is written in ANSI C, and is licensed under the MIT license. It was written by Tim Ambrogi, engine programmer at Final Form Games.
Gorilla Audio code includes some other libraries that are licensed under terms other than MIT. This includes code under the Xiph and LGPL licenses. Non-MIT code in the repository is denoted by COPYING files.
This is unofficial fork/mirror. Original project was hosted on Google Code that is now dead. It is maintained mainly to provide backend for pyrilla project.
For differences from original code see CHANGELOG.txt. Anything after 0.3.1
was added/changed after project was forked.