annotate projects/d-box/FeedbackOscillator.h @ 45:579c86316008 newapi

Major API overhaul. Moved to a single data structure for handling render functions. Functionally, generally similar except for scheduling within PRU loop function, which now uses interrupts from the PRU rather than polling. This requires an updated kernel.
author andrewm
date Thu, 28 May 2015 14:35:55 -0400
parents 8a575ba3ab52
children be427da6fb9c
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andrewm@0 1 /*
andrewm@0 2 * FeedbackOscillator.h
andrewm@0 3 *
andrewm@0 4 * Created on: June 8, 2014
andrewm@0 5 * Author: Andrew McPherson
andrewm@0 6 */
andrewm@0 7
andrewm@0 8 #ifndef FEEDBACKOSCILLATOR_H
andrewm@0 9 #define FEEDBACKOSCILLATOR_H
andrewm@0 10
andrewm@0 11 #include <stdint.h>
andrewm@0 12
andrewm@0 13 class FeedbackOscillator
andrewm@0 14 {
andrewm@0 15 public:
andrewm@0 16 FeedbackOscillator();
andrewm@0 17 ~FeedbackOscillator();
andrewm@0 18
andrewm@0 19 // Initialise the settings for the feedback oscillator
andrewm@0 20 void initialise(int maxTableSize, float hpfCutoffFrequency, float matrixSampleRate);
andrewm@0 21
andrewm@0 22 // Process one sample and store the output value
andrewm@0 23 // Returns the length of table to interpolate; or 0 if nothing to process further
andrewm@0 24 int process(uint16_t input, uint16_t *output);
andrewm@0 25
andrewm@0 26 float *wavetable() { return wavetableRead; }
andrewm@0 27
andrewm@0 28 private:
andrewm@0 29 float coeffs[3]; // Coefficients of first-order high-pass filter
andrewm@0 30 float lastInput; // last input sample for HPF
andrewm@0 31 float lastOutput; // last output sample of HPF
andrewm@0 32 bool triggered; // whether we are currently saving samples
andrewm@0 33 bool canTrigger; // whether we are able to begin saving samples
andrewm@0 34 int wavetableMaxLength; // how long the stored wavetable can be
andrewm@0 35 int sampleCount; // how many samples have elapsed
andrewm@0 36 int lastTriggerCount; // sample count when we last triggered
andrewm@0 37
andrewm@0 38 float *wavetable1, *wavetable2; // Two wavetables where we record samples
andrewm@0 39 float *wavetableRead, *wavetableWrite; // Pointers to the above wavetables
andrewm@0 40 int wavetableWritePointer; // Where we are currently writing
andrewm@0 41 };
andrewm@0 42
andrewm@0 43 #endif