With JavaScript and the HTML5 Audio API you could do something like this:
var snd1 = new Audio();
var src1 = document.createElement("source");
src1.type = "audio/mpeg";
src1.src = "audio/Dombra.mp3";
snd1.appendChild(src1);
var snd2 = new Audio();
var src2 = document.createElement("source");
src2.type = "audio/mpeg";
src2.src = "audio/(TESBIHAT).mp3";
snd2.appendChild(src2);
snd1.play(); snd2.play(); // Now both will play at the same time
I have tested this in Chrome v. 20, and it seems to work :)
The <source>
tag is used to specify different formats of the same file - such that the browser can choose another format as fallback in case the first one is not supported. That is why your own suggested solution does not work.
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