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Needs to be more object oriented before adding much more myself, and definitely before it's user-friendly. Separate the display logic from the audio processing.
For stream, I want an object that I pass a URL to and call play or stop on. For mic, I want an object that I can turn on/off just as easily (play/stop lingo doesn't make much sense) They should both not recreate nodes they don't need to
Open questions: Same obj or different? Is there something in common they can inherit from?