Re: Continuous playback of javascript synthesized consecutive audio buffers causes audio artifacts when no buffer starving occurs.

One way we've talked about solving this is to allow you to construct an
AudioContext with a specified sample rate. Then you should be able to use
AudioBufferSourceNode.start(t) to schedule buffers back-to-back and get
good results.

If you want to have different buffer sequences with different sample rates
and mix the results somehow, that gets tricky. You could theoretically do
it by hooking together multiple AudioContexts using
MediaStreamAudioSource/DestinationNode.

It might be better to have a new node type, say AudioBufferSequenceNode,
which has a fixed but selectable sample rate and lets you explicitly queue
buffers for playback.

Rob
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