Orchestra

Orchestra is a Roblox audio framework written in Luau that provides a structured, signal-graph-style API for building audio pipelines in Roblox games. It wraps Roblox's native Audio API instances (AudioPlayer, AudioFader, AudioWire, etc.) in composable components that you wire together — similar to a DAW or audio mixing desk.

Overview​

Orchestra models audio as a graph of nodes connected by wires. Each node has input/output pins and can be routed to other nodes. This lets you build chains like:

AudioPlayer → AudioFader → AudioEqualizer → AudioDeviceOutput

All cleanup is handled automatically via Trove, and signals use Signal.

Components​

Stream (Sources)​

Audio sources that produce audio signals.

Fader​

• AudioFader — Controls volume (0–3) with Set, Tween, FadeIn, FadeOut, and Mute. Tweens return a Signal that fires on completion.
• AudioMixBus — Same as Fader but intended as a submix bus. Useful for grouping channels (e.g. music bus, SFX bus).

Layer​

• AudioLayer — A convenience wrapper that pairs an AudioStream and AudioFader together and wires them automatically. Use this as the main building block for a single audio channel.

Effects​

Effects process the audio signal in-place. All effects support Enable and Disable (via the Roblox Bypass property).

Transforms​

Output​

Routing & Wire​

• AudioRouting — Manages the input/output pin state for a node. Tracks which wires are connected and exposes helpers like WireTo, ClearPin, GetWiresAtPin.
• Wire — Wraps Roblox's Wire instance. Created automatically when you call Routing:Wire() or Routing:WireTo().

Installation​

Wally Install: COMING SOON

Dependencies​

Version​

v0.0.1