bard-audio
by gl326
An engine for designing and implementing good audio in Game Maker Studio 2. Please see the wiki for more info! https://github.com/gl326/bard-audio/wiki
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Audio engine
An audio engine for Game Maker Studio 2 designed to facilitate good audio implementation.
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