c@116: /* -*- c-basic-offset: 4 indent-tabs-mode: nil -*-  vi:set ts=8 sts=4 sw=4: */
c@116: /*
c@116:     Constant-Q library
c@116:     Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Queen Mary, University of London
c@116: 
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c@116: 
c@116: #ifndef CONSTANTQ_H
c@116: #define CONSTANTQ_H
c@116: 
c@116: #include "CQBase.h"
c@127: #include "CQParameters.h"
c@116: #include "CQKernel.h"
c@116: 
c@116: class Resampler;
c@116: class FFTReal;
c@116: 
c@116: /**
c@116:  * Calculate a complex sparse constant-Q representation from
c@116:  * time-domain input.
c@116:  *
c@116:  * For a real (magnitude-only) or interpolated representation, see
c@116:  * CQSpectrogram.
c@116:  */
c@116: class ConstantQ : public CQBase
c@116: {
c@116: public:
c@127:     ConstantQ(CQParameters params);
c@116:     virtual ~ConstantQ();
c@116: 
c@116:     virtual double getSampleRate() const { return m_sampleRate; }
c@116:     virtual int getBinsPerOctave() const { return m_binsPerOctave; }
c@116:     virtual int getOctaves() const { return m_octaves; }
c@116:     virtual int getTotalBins() const { return m_octaves * m_binsPerOctave; }
c@116:     virtual int getColumnHop() const { return m_p.fftHop / m_p.atomsPerFrame; }
c@116:     virtual int getLatency() const { return m_outputLatency; } 
c@116:     virtual double getMaxFrequency() const { return m_p.maxFrequency; }
c@116:     virtual double getMinFrequency() const;
c@116:     virtual double getBinFrequency(int bin) const;
c@116: 
c@116:     /**
c@116:      * Given a series of time-domain samples, return a series of
c@116:      * constant-Q columns. Any samples left over (that did not fit
c@116:      * into a constant-Q processing block) are saved for the next call
c@116:      * to process or getRemainingBlocks.
c@116:      *
c@116:      * Each column contains a series of constant-Q bin values ordered
c@116:      * from highest to lowest frequency.
c@116:      *
c@116:      * Columns are of variable height: each will contain at least
c@116:      * getBinsPerOctave() values, because the highest-frequency octave
c@116:      * is always present, but a second octave (if requested) will
c@116:      * appear only in alternate columns, a third octave only in every
c@116:      * fourth column, and so on.
c@116:      *
c@116:      * If you need a format in which all columns are of equal height
c@116:      * and every bin contains a value, use CQInterpolated instead of
c@116:      * ConstantQ.
c@116:      */
c@116:     ComplexBlock process(const RealSequence &);
c@116: 
c@116:     /**
c@116:      * Return the remaining constant-Q columns following the end of
c@116:      * processing. Any buffered input is padded so as to ensure that
c@116:      * all input provided to process() will have been returned.
c@116:      */
c@116:     ComplexBlock getRemainingOutput();
c@116: 
c@116: private:
c@127:     const CQParameters m_inparams;
c@127:     const double m_sampleRate;
c@127:     const double m_maxFrequency;
c@127:     const double m_minFrequency;
c@127:     const int m_binsPerOctave;
c@127: 
c@116:     int m_octaves;
c@116:     CQKernel *m_kernel;
c@116:     CQKernel::Properties m_p;
c@116:     int m_bigBlockSize;
c@116: 
c@116:     std::vector<Resampler *> m_decimators;
c@116:     std::vector<RealSequence> m_buffers;
c@116: 
c@116:     int m_outputLatency;
c@116: 
c@116:     FFTReal *m_fft;
c@116: 
c@116:     void initialise();
c@116:     ComplexBlock processOctaveBlock(int octave);
c@116: };
c@116: 
c@116: #endif
c@116: