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CLAM, yet another library for audio and music processing?

CLAM (C++ Library for Audio and Music) is a framework that aims to offer extensible, generic and efficient design and implementation solutions for developing Audio and Music applications as well as for doing more complex research related with the field. Although similar libraries exist, some particularities make CLAM of high interest for anyone interested in the field.

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