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Tipi - the All-in-one Web Server for Ruby Apps
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Polyphonic Digitally Controlled Oscillator (DCO) controlled by Raspberry Pi Pico PIO
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Sequential model for polyphonic music
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A Polyphony chat server, compatible with Spacebar and the Discord API.
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Polyphonic Tone Transfer Language: superset of NOKIA's RTTTL, supports polyphony & vibrato
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Specification documents and API documentation for the polyproto federated messaging protocol
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polyproto reference test implementation used for verifying other implementations of the protocol.
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Pothárn Imre's version (CPDL #52470) with Gregorian chant notation chant verses from GregoBase
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The Microbit Polyphonic Conductor System is a synchronized musical playback project that uses multiple BBC microbits to perform complex, polyphonic songs. Each microbit is programmed to play a distinct part of a musical piece (such as bass, melody, or harmony), allowing multiple layers of sound to work in harmony.
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A polyphonic command-line synthesizer application that uses the ASCII keyboards on a computers as user input. Keys are mapped to notes on a piano.
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