Modules Matali Sound

Matali Physics Core

Features

Sound Sources

Sound APIs		Support
	X3DAudio
	OpenAL
	OpenSL ES
	Core Audio

	Advanced management of sound sources
	Unlimited number of sound sources
	Spatial placement of sound sources
	Priorities for sounds
	Global sound volume control
	Advanced management of various types of sound groups identifying selected motion characteristics of object

Sound Listeners
- Advanced management of sound listeners
  Unlimited number of sound listeners
  Spatial placement of sound listeners
3D Sound
- Creating the illusion of a sound coming from a point in 3D space
  Processing independent of the sound APIs
Sound Streaming
- Unlimited number of sound streams
  Support for audio data codecs
  Support for audio data synthesizers

Multi-Platform

Supported platforms
	Android 10 (API level 29) and higher
	Android TV 10 (API level 29) and higher
	*BSD (mainly FreeBSD 14.2 and higher)
	iOS 15 and higher
	iPadOS 15 and higher
	Linux (distributions)
	macOS 12 Monterey and higher
	Steam Deck
	tvOS 15 and higher
	UWP Desktop
	UWP Xbox Series X/S
	Windows 11
	Windows 10

Platforms		Available as
	Steam Deck, UWP, Windows	Compiled static library (.lib)
	Android, Android TV, *BSD, iOS, iPadOS, Linux, macOS, Steam Deck, tvOS	Compiled static library (.a)

Supported types of activity
	Android Native Activity

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add my own audio codec to Matali Physics?
- Yes. Please analyze Matali Sound and Matali Synth integration provided in Matali Games.

Are the played sounds positioned in 3d space?
- Yes, Matali Sound fully supports the positioning of sounds in 3D space.

Do you provide examples of switching between multiple audio streams?
- Of course, Matali Games includes a rich set of use-cases for switching between multiple audio streams.

I have uncompressed .wav files. Can I stream such files as background music?
- Yes, in addition to using codecs and synthesizers, you can also stream uncompressed .wav file data.

Matali Physics Core