Cross-platform audio in Rust
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README.md

CPAL - Cross-platform audio library

Documentation

[dependencies]
cpal = "0.5.0"

Low-level library for audio playback in pure Rust.

This library allows you to open a channel with the audio device of the user's machine, and send PCM data to it.