🎧 High-performance and extensible audio library for Java
Theko-Sound is a high-performance, modular audio library for Java that enables developers to easily implement advanced audio features such as playback, processing, visualization, and real-time effects. Built with extensibility in mind, it offers fine-grained control over audio pipelines and supports both static and dynamic loading of backends and codecs.
Designed for use in games, DAWs, media players, and audio visualization tools.
- 🖥 Native audio output via JavaSound (more backends in development)
- 🔌 Dynamic loading of codecs and backends
- 📁 Audio decoding/encoding for WAV (FLAC and OGG Vorbis planned)
- 🎚️ Flexible mixing system to combine and route audio streams
- 🎛️ Real-time audio effects: echo, equalizers, filters (work in progress)
- 🔁 Format conversion: sample rate, bit depth, channels
- 📊 FFT with windowing support for spectrum analysis and visualizers
- 🎨 Real-time audio visualizers
- 🧠 Preset system (planned)
- 🪵 SLF4J-based logging
| Backend | Status |
|---|---|
| JavaSound | ✅ Implemented |
| WASAPI | 🔧 In progress |
| DirectSound | 🔜 Planned |
| PulseAudio | 🔜 Planned |
| ALSA | 🔜 Planned |
Backends are dynamically loaded and modularized for minimal footprint and easy platform-specific integration.
- Go to the Releases section.
- Download the latest
.jarfile. - Add it to your project's classpath or dependencies.
Maven/Gradle support is not available yet, but planned.
- The library is in active development.
- Some effects may still produce artifacts (e.g., clicking) — these issues are being addressed.
- Contributions and feedback are welcome!
See LICENSE for licensing details. For details about third-party libraries and licenses, see NOTICE.