I am totally lost (again) with this github
can't sort out how to upload files.
here they are :
http://we.tl/TE4MLuahoY
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 01 May 2015, 19:13
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were these also in the file you uploaded for the Grove?
This weekend I am going to be compiling OS X versions of all the modules
Statistics: Posted by ceasless — 01 May 2015, 16:32
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Unless there is something I'm missing (and I've gotten used to that
).The rest of the for-loop construct looks solid.
Statistics: Posted by ceasless — 29 Apr 2015, 20:08
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Statistics: Posted by 23fx23 — 29 Apr 2015, 00:38
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Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 28 Apr 2015, 15:39
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I'll try that tonite !
Olivar
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 27 Apr 2015, 12:56
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from the code you posted, you appli the soft clipping formula only to the first sample of each output sample block.
//y = x / (1 + | x | ) softclipping formula
tempValue = sdkGetEvtData(audioOutputs) / (1 + abs(sdkGetEvtData(audioOutputs)));
sdkSetEvtData(audioOutputs, tempValue);
remember that an audio parameter contain the whole block of sample corresponding to the audio tick for this process call, so it's literally an array of size = usineblock.
the simplest implementation is to add a for loop to apply your softclipping algo to each samples
something like this (not tested)
CODE:
void AudioVolumeExample::onProcess (){ tempValue for (int i = 0; i < numOfAudiotInsOuts; i++) { sdkCopyEvt (audioInputs[i], audioOutputs[i]); sdkMultEvt1 (coeffGain, audioOutputs[i]); //y = x / (1 + | x | ) softclipping formula for (int j = 0; j < sdkGetEvtSize(audioOutputs[i]); j++) { tempValue[i] = sdkGetEvtArrayData(audioOutputs[i], j) / (1 + abs(sdkGetEvtArrayData(audioOutputs[i], j))); sdkSetEvtArrayData(audioOutputs[i], j, tempValue[i]); } }}Statistics: Posted by martignasse — 27 Apr 2015, 11:07
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can't wait it's working : I prepared a supaBooster with softclipping, another with hard insane clipping and a DC blocker, but still this problem with TPrecision...
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 26 Apr 2015, 21:22
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I'm trying to get my hands dirty with audio modules...
for a start, I wanted to start easy : an audio volume module with lots of gain followed by a soft clip algorithm...
but even if the module compiles OK, it sounds as if audio is going at modulation rate instead of audio rate.
I'm sure it is not that complicated to sort it out as I must have miss something, but what ???
looks like it is the "TPrecision" that is the problem
here the interesting bits
supabooster.h
private:
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
// parameters events
UsineEventPtr audioInputs[AUDIO_INS_OUTS_MAX]; // audio input
UsineEventPtr audioOutputs[AUDIO_INS_OUTS_MAX]; // audio output
UsineEventPtr fdrGain;
UsineEventPtr switchMute;
TPrecision tempValue[AUDIO_INS_OUTS_MAX];
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
static const int numOfParamAfterAudiotInOut = 2;
int queryIndex;
int numOfAudiotInsOuts;
////////////////////////////////////////////////
supabooster.cpp
void AudioVolumeExample::onProcess ()
{
for (int i = 0; i < numOfAudiotInsOuts; i++)
{
sdkCopyEvt (audioInputs, audioOutputs);
sdkMultEvt1 (coeffGain, audioOutputs);
//y = x / (1 + | x | ) softclipping formula
tempValue = sdkGetEvtData(audioOutputs) / (1 + abs(sdkGetEvtData(audioOutputs)));
sdkSetEvtData(audioOutputs, tempValue);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
also, is the audio values are between -1 and 1 ?
thanks for your help
Olivar
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 26 Apr 2015, 18:15
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