dev-audio-lesson

To demonstrate spatial audio and mixing in an SDL GPU scene, you can use the provided scaffold to render listener positions and audio sources visually while driving real-time UI controls for master volume and per-source parameters.

Yes, you can use a header-only audio library like forge_audio.h to teach PCM fundamentals and DSP effects, enabling hands-on exploration of playback and audio processing without complex library linking.

You configure custom audio files for a spatial audio lesson by placing them in a local audio directory specified through an audio.conf file, which the demo program reads to load and play your supplied audio.

Yes, the audio lesson scaffold supports real-time UI controls for per-source parameters, allowing you to interactively adjust master volume and individual audio source settings within the forge UI during the GPU rendering demo.

The best way to visualize listener position and audio sources in a GPU environment is using an integrated scene renderer like forge_scene.h, which maps spatial audio data to graphical elements for real-time visual feedback.

Yes, you need SDL audio streaming integration to build interactive audio lessons within this scaffold, as it handles the actual audio playback and mixing alongside the GPU-based scene rendering.