Library to facilitate generating different sounds at the same time (polyphony).

Polyphony consists of different steps:

1. Classify how the event should be dispatched. How exactly it should be classified, is defined by the EventDispatchClass enum. The dispatching itself is done by a type that implements the EventDispatchClassifier trait.
2. Next, using the classification, voices are assigned to the event. The assigned voice(s) are described by the VoiceAssignment enum. The VoiceAssigner trait defines this action.
3. Then, the event can be dispatched by calling the dispatch method on the VoiceAssignment.
   EventDispatchClass: ./enum.EventDispatchClass.html EventDispatchClassifier: ./trait.EventDispatchClassifier.html VoiceAssignment: ./enum.VoiceAssignment.html VoiceAssigner: ./trait.VoiceAssigner.html dispatch: enum.VoiceAssignment.html#method.dispatch

Polyphony

Library to facilitate generating different sounds at the same time (polyphony).

Contributing

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License

polyphony is distributed under the terms of the MIT license or the Apache License (Version 2.0), at your choice. For the application of the MIT license, the examples included in the doc comments are not considered "substatial portions of this Software".