_an example using bevy_oddio_

[bevy_oddio] by [@harudagondi] is an audio plugin

for the [Bevy] game engine that uses the [oddio] library.

It aims to allow first class support of non-static audio sources

like procedurally generated audio.

The library also aims to have a high amount of flexibility

in controlling custom audio sources where typical audio sink methods

would not suffice.

The previous month saw a new [0.2.0][bevy_oddio_02] release which

irons out some bugs and added new ergonomic features to allow a

better user experience. There is now added support for `Mono`

and `Stereo` audio sources, support for more [oddio]

types, a new example for controlling volume, and much more.

A lot of the APIs have been reworked to make it more flexible

and some public items were deleted to reduce redundancy.

The above screen shows an example of controlling a custom made audio source

([taken from here][bevy_fundsp_example]) by calling the .control() method.

[bevy_oddio]: https://github.com/harudagondi/bevy_oddio

[@harudagondi]: https://twitter.com/harudagondi

[Bevy]: https://bevyengine.org/

[oddio]: https://github.com/Ralith/oddio

[bevy_oddio_02]: https://github.com/harudagondi/bevy_oddio/releases/tag/v0.2.0

[bevy_fundsp_example]: https://github.com/harudagondi/bevy_fundsp/blob/ca08963820c83dd723784db6c6f87df8eadd60e0/examples/oddio/controlled.rs#L40-L52