It would be nice to make this library compatible with no_std environments. I think it would just require guarding some modules behind a feature flag and replacing references to std with core and alloc. I don't think there's much of a need for dedicated buffer structs for this use case. no_std users could use audio::wrap::sequential/interleaved on plain arrays to make use of the Buf/BufMut traits.
It would be nice to make this library compatible with no_std environments. I think it would just require guarding some modules behind a feature flag and replacing references to
stdwithcoreandalloc. I don't think there's much of a need for dedicated buffer structs for this use case. no_std users could use audio::wrap::sequential/interleaved on plain arrays to make use of the Buf/BufMut traits.