Is it possible to use any of the audio capabilities of pyglet to perform real-time audio synthesis? I am not looking to write anything extremely complex, but I would like to be able to generate waveforms ( sine, square, triangle ) in real-time and hopefully perform some simple dsp operations. I have enough knowledge of dsp to write a simple API for these sorts of things, but I'm not sure where to begin with Pyglet or if I should find some other library that provides basic audio buffer/playback capabilities.
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