Hey guys! I'm looking for an audio library to complement my use of OpenGL for graphics, and I was hoping I could find something as unrestrictive yet powerful. My game currently works on all OSes, and I want it to be easy to port to consoles if ever given the opportunity... but given that I have made no money on it yet, I'm looking for free, and given that I would like to make money on it someday, I'm looking for something that's okay with commercial works being made on it. So far, I've seen...

• SFML which looks nice, but isn't dedicated audio - so I'd love to avoid the clutter and just get an audio library
  
• Allegro which sounds like the same thing
  
• OpenAL which sounded great until the front page of their website was broken looking
  
• Fmod which is awesome but requires money if used it looks like? (viewing Ex version of API)
  

So, thoughts/suggestions? I'm guessing Fmod is the best path, and just contacting their support team if I'm ever actually going to make money off it (since it looks like it's free until that point) but if the others are worth it or still up to date despite appearances, I'm down for recommendations.

In case anyone else is pursuing this, my results:

Tried OpenAL directly at first and found it a bit frustrating, not easy to move around between OSes. Just got SFML working on my Windows machine and I must say, the tutorials are excellent! Using 2.0 myself (built my own sources even since the release candidate was a bit outdated and had laggy joystick work) and having joysticks there too made part 2 of my quest (adding plural/multiple joystick support) helped out a lot too.

So, SFML is recommended, and I hope to edit this post once I try it out on Linux and Mac too.