annotate CollidoscopeApp/include/BufferToWaveRecorderNode.h @ 18:f1ff1a81be20 tip

Changed licenses names. Fixed one comment and usage text in CollidoscopeApp.cpp.
author Fiore Martin <f.martin@qmul.ac.uk>
date Thu, 25 Aug 2016 12:07:50 +0200
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f@5 1 /*
f@5 2
f@5 3 Copyright (C) 2016 Queen Mary University of London
f@5 4 Author: Fiore Martin
f@5 5
f@5 6 This file is part of Collidoscope.
f@5 7
f@5 8 Collidoscope is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
f@5 9 it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
f@5 10 the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
f@5 11 (at your option) any later version.
f@5 12
f@5 13 This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
f@5 14 but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
f@5 15 MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
f@5 16 GNU General Public License for more details.
f@5 17
f@5 18 You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
f@5 19 along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
f@5 20
f@5 21 This file incorporates work covered by the following copyright and permission notice:
f@5 22
f@5 23 Copyright (c) 2014, The Cinder Project
f@5 24
f@5 25 This code is intended to be used with the Cinder C++ library, http://libcinder.org
f@5 26
f@5 27 Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that
f@5 28 the following conditions are met:
f@5 29
f@5 30 * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
f@5 31 the following disclaimer.
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f@5 34
f@5 35 THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED
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f@5 41 NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
f@5 42 POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
f@5 43
f@5 44 */
f@5 45
f@0 46 #pragma once
f@0 47
f@0 48 #include "cinder/Cinder.h"
f@0 49 #include "cinder/audio/Node.h"
f@0 50 #include "cinder/audio/SampleRecorderNode.h"
f@0 51 #include "cinder/audio/dsp/RingBuffer.h"
f@0 52 #include "cinder/Filesystem.h"
f@0 53
f@0 54 #include "Messages.h"
f@0 55
f@5 56 typedef std::shared_ptr<class BufferToWaveRecorderNode> BufferToWaveRecorderNodeRef;
f@0 57
f@0 58 typedef ci::audio::dsp::RingBufferT<RecordWaveMsg> RecordWaveMsgRingBuffer;
f@0 59
f@2 60 /**
f@2 61 * A \a Node in the audio graph of the Cinder audio library that records input in a buffer.
f@2 62 *
f@16 63 * This class is similar to \a cinder::audio::BufferRecorderNode (it's a derivative work of this class indeed) but it has an additional feature:
f@16 64 * when recording, it uses the audio input samples to compute the size values of the visual chunks.
f@2 65 * The chunks values are stored in a ring buffer and fetched by the graphic thread to paint the wave as it gets recorded.
f@2 66 *
f@2 67 */
f@0 68 class BufferToWaveRecorderNode : public ci::audio::SampleRecorderNode {
f@0 69 public:
f@0 70
f@0 71 static const float kRampTime;
f@0 72
f@0 73 //! Constructor. numChunks is the total number of chunks this biffer has to be borken down in.
f@0 74 //! numSeconds lenght of the buffer in seconds
f@0 75 BufferToWaveRecorderNode( std::size_t numChunks, double numSeconds );
f@0 76
f@0 77 //! Starts recording. Resets the write position to zero (call disable() to pause recording).
f@0 78 void start();
f@0 79 //! Stops recording. Same as calling disable().
f@0 80 void stop();
f@0 81
f@0 82 //! \brief Sets the length of the recording buffer in frames.
f@0 83 //!
f@0 84 //! If the write position is non-zero, the old contents will be preserved (by copying it to the newly allocated Buffer).
f@0 85 //! If \a shrinkToFit is set to `true`, the internal Buffer will be down-sized if necessary, otherwise it will only re-allocate when growing while changing its dimensions to match \a numFrames (default shrinkToFit = false).
f@0 86 void setNumFrames(size_t numFrames, bool shrinkToFit = false);
f@0 87 //! Sets the length of the recording buffer in seconds. \see setNumFrames
f@0 88 void setNumSeconds(double numSeconds, bool shrinkToFit = false);
f@0 89
f@0 90 //! Returns the length of the recording buffer in frames.
f@5 91 size_t getNumFrames() const { return mRecorderBuffer.getNumFrames(); }
f@0 92 //! Returns the length of the recording buffer in seconds.
f@5 93 double getNumSeconds() const;
f@0 94
f@0 95 //! \brief Returns a copy of the recored samples, up to the current write position.
f@0 96 //!
f@0 97 //! This method is non locking, and as such any resizing calls must be performed on the same thread or be otherwise synchronized.
f@5 98 ci::audio::BufferRef getRecordedCopy() const;
f@0 99
f@0 100 //! \brief Writes the currently recorded samples to a file at \a filePath
f@0 101 //!
f@0 102 //! The encoding format is derived from \a filePath's extension and \a sampleType (default = SampleType::INT_16).
f@0 103 //! \note throws AudioFileExc if the write request cannot be completed.
f@0 104 void writeToFile(const ci::fs::path &filePath, ci::audio::SampleType sampleType = ci::audio::SampleType::INT_16);
f@0 105
f@0 106 //! Returns the frame of the last buffer overrun or 0 if none since the last time this method was called. When this happens, it means the recorded buffer probably has skipped some frames.
f@0 107 uint64_t getLastOverrun();
f@0 108
f@2 109 //! returns a reference to the ring buffer when the size values of the chunks is stored, when a new wave is recorder
f@0 110 RecordWaveMsgRingBuffer& getRingBuffer() { return mRingBuffer; }
f@0 111
f@2 112 //!returns a pointer to the buffer where the audio is recorder. This is used by the PGranular to create the granular synthesis
f@0 113 ci::audio::Buffer* getRecorderBuffer() { return &mRecorderBuffer; }
f@0 114
f@0 115
f@0 116 protected:
f@5 117 void initialize() override;
f@5 118 void process(ci::audio::Buffer *buffer) override;
f@0 119
f@0 120 void initBuffers(size_t numFrames);
f@0 121
f@0 122 static const float kMinAudioVal;
f@0 123 static const float kMaxAudioVal;
f@0 124
f@5 125 ci::audio::BufferDynamic mRecorderBuffer;
f@5 126 ci::audio::BufferDynamicRef mCopiedBuffer;
f@5 127 std::atomic<uint64_t> mLastOverrun;
f@0 128
f@0 129 RecordWaveMsgRingBuffer mRingBuffer;
f@0 130
f@0 131 const std::size_t mNumChunks;
f@0 132 const double mNumSeconds;
f@0 133 std::size_t mNumSamplesPerChunk;
f@0 134 std::atomic<std::size_t> mChunkIndex;
f@0 135
f@0 136 size_t mChunkSampleCounter;
f@0 137 float mChunkMaxAudioVal;
f@0 138 float mChunkMinAudioVal;
f@0 139
f@0 140 float mEnvRamp;
f@0 141 float mEnvRampRate;
f@0 142 size_t mEnvRampLen;
f@0 143 size_t mEnvDecayStart;
f@0 144
f@0 145 };
f@0 146