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Music library for use with streams

I would like to write programs that play music (audio or midi or even clear tones will be fine)

But I would like to use it with streams, a stream reproduces sound, and another stream reproduces another sound.

  • Themes 1 * Can reproduce pure tones with different intensities and frequencies (to form a more complex shell, creating a “timbre” of sound).
  • Themes 2 * Stream group 1 can play different notes in a given timbre (to form chords from an instrumental sound)
  • Themes 3 * Stream Group 2 can play chords in different notes (to represent the musician)
  • Themes 4 * Thread Group 3 Can Become an Orchestra! =)

The tough part here, I think, is that I want to output different sounds at the same time, preprocessing, which will be a typical way, but if the combination of sound can be done live, it will become really more interesting.

Any ideas, experiences, libraries or information will help, thanks in advance!

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