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I'm developing ffmpeg-based audio player for music students. 

Features:

    * Play/Stop/Pause/FF/FB
    * Source track separation to "drums", "bass", "other", "vocals", "guitar", "piano"
    * Audio mixer for stems with on/off switch, gain and pane controls
    * Change playback speed without changing pitch
    * A-B loop repeat with multiple segments
    * Wave form visualisation on the playback position indicator

Rules:

    * Very latest everything: .NET 10, C# language features, all nuget packages
    * Use Microsoft DI for resolving implementations.
    * Absolutely no per-frame allocations. Use `AudioBufferPool` to "borrow" buffers.

Architecture:

    * AudioCore       - all data processing algorithms. Namespaces: 
        * AudioCore.Models     - data models
        * AudioCore.Interfaces - all public interfaces
        * AudioCore.Impl       - implementations
    * AudioCore_Tests - unit tests using MSTest
    * ABStemPlayer    - Avalonia 12 UI. Namespace: ABStemPlayer

