AAFC - Lightweight audio interface

The audio interface designed for ultra-fast loading times and runtime importing on-the-fly
..and a way to bring back audio limitations purposely

FEATURE HIGHLIGHT

EXPORT/IMPORT

TYPE	SUPPORTED BIT DEPTHS
PCM	`1` `4` `8` `10` `12` `16` `24` `32 (float)`
SFPCM	`8` `16`
ADPCM	`4`
DPCM	`1`
ULAW	`8`

MODIFIERS

Resampling w/ pitch shifting
Normalizer

Installing

self explanatory git cloning

git clone https://github.com/architectnt/aafc.git

Compiling

your average cmake project :D
(make sure you have cmake installed)

WINDOWS - MSVC

This works best with Visual Studio instead of building through CLI as of now.
Open a local folder > somewhere where AAFC is located > Select Folder
Build > Install

Unix-like

mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

AAFC TOOLS

you may have to enable the BUILD_TOOLS option additionally with BUILD_SHARED_LIBS

plyr

Small player for debugging audio files
./plyr <path-to-aafcfile>

aud2aafc

Convert standard audio formats to AAFC

CLI COMMANDS

ARGUMENT	PARAMETER	DESCRIPTION
`-i`	`relative/absolute path`	Input file
`--batchi`	`relative/absolute path`	Input folder to batch convert files
`--bps`	`whole number`	Resample audio to specified sample rate
`-ar`	`whole number`	Use specific bits per sample
`-p`	`number (1.0 is normal)`	Change relative pitch of the audio
`-m`	-	Force mono
`-n`	-	Normalize
`--adpcm`	-	Encode in ADPCM
`--dpcm`	-	Encode in Delta PCM
`--sfpcm`	-	Encode in 'Small Float' PCM
`--ulaw`	-	Encode in uLaw

EXAMPLE
./aud2aafc -i input.wav -m --adpcm -ar 16000

FOOTNOTES

Architect Audio Clip Format (AAFC) is licenced under the MIT licence.

AAFC is NOT meant to replace WAV or any PCM related format.