audiofile: a simple and well tested interface to audio files for go.

For now it only supports wav files, but other lossless formats should be simple enough to add. Lossy formats should be able to be read, but writing to them would be significantly more work. This is why the interface is split -- a format can support only reading, only writing, or both.

an example of usage is below:

package main
import (
	"os"
	"github.com/maxpolun/audiofile"
)

func main() {
	infile := os.Open("src.wav")
	af := &WaveFile{}
	af.Load(infile)
	bytes := af.GetBytes()

	// process the data in some way

	outfile := os.Create("dest.wav")
	af.Save(outfile)
}

The extensive unit tests should also contain quite a few examples of usage.

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