not really, using default java to play sounds is terrible if you have multiple that play in quick succession.
What happens is it does not play them all, it skips some. I tried and tried to make a workable manager
that would play the sounds well but in the end it did not work out. So I decided to use the slick
sound library instead.
Anyways, problem with it was trying to load the library out of the jar and the reason it worked for me
is because the library was already loaded when I was testing in eclipse. So im fixing all that now.