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- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/LICENSE.txt +201 -0
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- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/README.md +207 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/SUPERTONIC_CODE_LICENSE.txt +21 -0
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- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/pyproject.toml +54 -0
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- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/__init__.py +5 -0
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- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/_supertonic/LICENSE +21 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/_supertonic/__init__.py +3 -0
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- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/cpu_graph.py +305 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/cuda_graph.py +439 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/denoise.py +181 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/devices.py +278 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/duration_guard.py +37 -0
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- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/ending_reverb.py +92 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/engine.py +140 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/fade_selector.py +47 -0
- superclonica_gpu_cuda-0.6.25/src/superclonica/finisher.py +96 -0
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* **Languages (31):** `ar` `bg` `cs` `da` `de` `el` `en` `es` `et` `fi` `fr` `hi` `hr` `hu` `id`
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