Fixes a memory leak as a result of creating an AudioBuffer* with the …

…old source.frameCount. This internally allocates memory to the structs data pointer which is then later overridden by the correct sound data of the source sound. (#3458)

Additionally added a volume assignment from old to new as currently there is no way to get the volume of a sound and the AudioBuffer struct is not reachable from user code due to opaque definition.

src/raudio.c

@@ -928,21 +928,23 @@ Sound LoadSoundFromWave(Wave wave)
 }
 
 // Clone sound from existing sound data, clone does not own wave data
-// Wave data must
 // NOTE: Wave data must be unallocated manually and will be shared across all clones
 Sound LoadSoundAlias(Sound source)
 {
     Sound sound = { 0 };
 
     if (source.stream.buffer->data != NULL)
     {
-        AudioBuffer* audioBuffer = LoadAudioBuffer(AUDIO_DEVICE_FORMAT, AUDIO_DEVICE_CHANNELS, AUDIO.System.device.sampleRate, source.frameCount, AUDIO_BUFFER_USAGE_STATIC);
+        AudioBuffer* audioBuffer = LoadAudioBuffer(AUDIO_DEVICE_FORMAT, AUDIO_DEVICE_CHANNELS, AUDIO.System.device.sampleRate, 0, AUDIO_BUFFER_USAGE_STATIC);
         if (audioBuffer == NULL)
         {
             TRACELOG(LOG_WARNING, "SOUND: Failed to create buffer");
             return sound; // early return to avoid dereferencing the audioBuffer null pointer
         }
+        audioBuffer->sizeInFrames = source.stream.buffer->sizeInFrames;
+        audioBuffer->volume = source.stream.buffer->volume;
         audioBuffer->data = source.stream.buffer->data;
+
         sound.frameCount = source.frameCount;
         sound.stream.sampleRate = AUDIO.System.device.sampleRate;
         sound.stream.sampleSize = 32;
@@ -953,6 +955,7 @@ Sound LoadSoundAlias(Sound source)
     return sound;
 }
 
+
 // Checks if a sound is ready
 bool IsSoundReady(Sound sound)
 {