AudioStreamMP3

public int BarBeats { get; set; }

Number of musical beats per bar, for example 4 for a four-beat bar. This is composition metadata, not bars within one beat or an automatically analyzed audio value.

public int BeatCount { get; set; }

The length of the audio track, in beats. The actual duration of the audio file might be longer than what is indicated by this property. It defines the end of the audio for looping, AudioStreamPlaylist, and AudioStreamInteractive.

public double Bpm { get; set; }

The tempo of the audio track, measured in beats per minute.

public byte[] Data { get; set; }

Contains the audio data in bytes. You can load a file without having to import it beforehand using the code snippet below. Keep in mind that this snippet loads the whole file into memory and may not be ideal for huge files (hundreds of megabytes or more).

public AudioStreamMP3 LoadMP3(string path)
{
    using var file = FileAccess.Open(path, FileAccess.ModeFlags.Read);
    var sound = new AudioStreamMP3();
    sound.Data = file.GetBuffer(file.GetLength());
    return sound;
}

public bool Loop { get; set; }

If true, the stream will play again from the specified AudioStreamMP3.LoopOffset once it reaches the end of the audio track, or once it reaches the end of the last beat according to the amount specified in AudioStreamMP3.BeatCount. Useful for ambient sounds and background music.

public double LoopOffset { get; set; }

Loop restart position in seconds when Loop is enabled. It is not a WAV frame index and does not specify an independent loop end. Check it against the actual recording.

public static AudioStreamMP3 LoadFromBuffer(byte[] streamData);

Creates a new AudioStreamMP3 instance from the given buffer. The buffer must contain MP3 data.

public static AudioStreamMP3 LoadFromBuffer(ReadOnlySpan<byte> streamData);

Creates a new AudioStreamMP3 instance from the given buffer. The buffer must contain MP3 data.

public static AudioStreamMP3 LoadFromFile(string path);

Reads a raw audio file directly without applying editor .import settings. Use ResourceLoader.Load for a project asset with its imported settings. Set loop and music metadata on the result explicitly.