/* * Copyright (c) 2019 Christian Schoenebeck * * http://www.linuxsampler.org * * This file is part of LinuxSampler and released under the same terms. * See README file for details. */ #ifndef LS_LFO_H #define LS_LFO_H #include "../common/global.h" #include "../common/optional.h" namespace LinuxSampler { // *************** types *************** // * /** @brief Low Frequency Oscillator (public API class) * * Generalized, convenient cluster class encapsulating all the sampler's * Low Frequency Oscillator implementations. * * @b NOTE: This class is @b NOT used by the sampler at all! This class is * solely exported to the sampler's public API to allow third-party apps * (e.g. Gigedit) to use our LFO implementations (e.g. for visualizing an * LFO's wave form in an instrument editor GUI application) in a convenient * way and by an unified API, and exactly with same LFO wave form values * that would be generated by the sampler at playback time. * * @b NOTE: For sampler internal purposes use the template variant class * LFOCluster for efficiency reasons instead! See the discussion on * LFOCluster for details why. */ class LFO { public: /** * Oscillator's fundamental function type / wave form type. */ enum wave_t { wave_sine, wave_triangle, wave_saw, wave_square, }; /** * Whether the LFO should have positive AND negative value range * (signed) or only a positive value range (unsigned). */ enum range_type_t { range_signed, ///< LFO's level will wave between -max ... +max range_unsigned ///< LFO's level will wave between 0 ... +max }; /** * Defines the start level of the LFO wave within the given value range. */ enum start_level_t { start_level_max, ///< wave starts from given maximum level start_level_mid, ///< wave starts from the middle of the given value range start_level_min ///< wave starts from given minimum level }; struct SetupOpt { optional waveType; ///< LFO's fundamental function type, that its wave form type, e.g. sine, triangle, saw, etc. (default: sine) optional rangeType; optional frequency; ///< frequency of the oscillator in Hz (default: 1 Hz) optional phase; ///< optional phase displacement of the LFO function in degrees, between 0°..360° (default: 0°) optional startLevel; ///< on which initial value level the LFO wave should start (default: start_level_mid) optional internalDepth; ///< firm, internal oscillator's amplitude (0..1200, default: 0) optional midiControllerDepth; ///< defines how strong the external MIDI controller has influence on the oscillator's amplitude (0..1200, default: 0) optional flipPolarity; ///< if true: inverts the oscillator wave vertically (default: false) optional samplerate; ///< sample rate to be assumed by the LFO (default: 44100) optional maxValue; }; /** @brief Constructs LFO with default values. * * Initializes the LFO with default values for all LFO parameters * (that is for e.g. frequency, sample rate, wave form type, etc.). * * You should call setup() afterwards to actually initialize the LFO * with the desired parameters. */ LFO(); /** @brief Frees LFO's resources. * * De-allocates all resources previously been allocated by this LFO * object. */ virtual ~LFO(); /** * Setup the LFO with the relevant parameters (e.g. frequency, wave * form type, etc.). */ void setup(const SetupOpt& opt); /** * Calculates exactly one sample point of the LFO wave. * * @returns next LFO level */ float render(); /** * Update LFO depth with a new external MIDI controller value. * * @param midiCCValue - new MIDI controller value (0..127) */ void setMIDICtrlValue(uint8_t midiCCValue); private: struct LFOPriv* SELF; }; } // namespace LinuxSampler #endif // LS_LFO_H