//Will throw if the bank is not valid.
FmodSoundBank bank = FsbLoader.LoadFsbFromByteArray(rawData);

bool success = FsbLoader.TryLoadFsbFromByteArray(rawData, out FmodSoundBank bank);

FmodAudioType type = bank.Header.AudioType;
uint fmodSubVersion = bank.Header.Version; //0 or 1 have been observed

List<FmodSample> samples = bank.Samples;
int frequency = samples[0].Metadata.Frequency; //E.g. 44100
uint numChannels = samples[0].Metadata.Channels; //2 for stereo, 1 for mono.

string name = samples[0].Name; //Null if not present in the bank file (which is usually the case).

var success = samples[0].RebuildAsStandardFileFormat(out var dataBytes, out var fileExtension);
//Assuming success == true, then this file format was supported and you should have some data and an extension (without the leading .).
//Now you can save dataBytes to an file with the given extension on your disk and play it using your favourite audio player.
//Or you can use any standard library to convert the byte array to a different format, if you so desire.

bool isSupported = bank.Header.AudioType.IsSupported();

//Null if not supported
string? extension = bank.Header.AudioType.FileExtension();