engines/common/Note.h

/*
 * Copyright (c) 2016 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_NOTE_H
#define LS_NOTE_H

#include "../../common/Pool.h"
#include "Event.h"

namespace LinuxSampler {

    /**
     * Abstract base class of its deriving @c Note class, this class (NoteBase)
     * is not intended to be instantiated directly. It just provides access to
     * the parts of a Note object which do not depend on any C++ template
     * parameter.
     */
    class NoteBase {
    public:
        int hostKey; ///< Key on which this is @c Note is allocated on. This is usually the note-on event's note number, however in case of a child note this will rather be the parent note's key instead!
        note_id_t parentNoteID; ///< If not null: unique ID of the parent note of this note (see comments of field @c pChildNotes).
        RTList<note_id_t>* pChildNotes; ///< Note ID list of "child" notes of this note. These are special notes that must be released once this note gets released.
        Event cause; ///< Copy of the original event (usually a note-on event) which caused this note.
        event_id_t eventID; ///< Unique ID of the actual original @c Event which caused this note.
        /// Optional synthesis parameters that might be overridden (by calling real-time instrument script functions like change_vol(), change_pitch(), etc.).
        struct  _Override {
            float Volume;       ///< as linear amplification ratio (1.0 being neutral)
            float Pitch;        ///< as linear frequency ratio (1.0 being neutral)
            float Pan;          ///< between -1.0 (most left) and +1.0 (most right) and 0.0 being neutral.
            int64_t PanSources; ///< Might be used for calculating an average pan value in differential way: amount of times the Pan value had been changed and shall be calculated relatively upon.
            float Cutoff;       ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
            float Resonance;    ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
            float Attack;       ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
            float Decay;        ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
            float Release;      ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
        } Override;
        /// Sampler format specific informations and variables.
        union _Format {
            /// Gigasampler/GigaStudio format specifics.
            struct _Gig {
                uint8_t DimMask; ///< May be used to override the Dimension zone to be selected for a new voice: each 1 bit means that respective bit shall be overridden by taking the respective bit from DimBits instead.
                uint8_t DimBits; ///< Used only in conjunction with DimMask: Dimension bits that shall be selected.
            } Gig;
        } Format;
    protected:
        NoteBase() : hostKey(0), parentNoteID(0), pChildNotes(NULL) {
            Override.Volume     = 1.f;
            Override.Pitch      = 1.f;
            Override.Pan        = 0.f;
            Override.PanSources = 0;
            Override.Cutoff     = 1.f;
            Override.Resonance  = 1.f;
            Override.Attack     = 1.f;
            Override.Decay      = 1.f;
            Override.Release    = 1.f;
            Format = _Format();
        }
    };

    /**
     * Contains the voices caused by one specific note, as well as basic
     * informations about the note itself. You can see a Note object as one
     * specific event in time where one or more voices were spawned at the same
     * time and all those voices due to the same cause.
     *
     * For example when you press down and hold the sustain pedal, and then
     * trigger the same note on the keyboard multiple times, for each key
     * strokes a separate Note instance is created.
     *
     * If your instrument contains a real-time instrument script, then that
     * script might also trigger additional voices programmatically (by
     * calling the built-in script function play_note()). Each time the script
     * calls play_note() a new Note instance is created and the script may then
     * further control the voices of specific notes independently from each
     * other. For example for each key stroke on your keyboard the instrument
     * script might trigger 3 additional notes programmatically and assign a
     * different tuning filter parameters for each one of the 3 notes
     * independently.
     */
    template<class V>
    class Note : public NoteBase {
    public:
        RTList<V>* pActiveVoices; ///< Contains the active voices associated with this note.

        Note() : NoteBase(), pActiveVoices(NULL) {}

        virtual ~Note() {
            if (pChildNotes) delete pChildNotes;
            if (pActiveVoices) delete pActiveVoices;
        }

        void init(Pool<V>* pVoicePool, Pool<note_id_t>* pNoteIDPool) {
            if (pActiveVoices) delete pActiveVoices;
            pActiveVoices = new RTList<V>(pVoicePool);
            if (pChildNotes) delete pChildNotes;
            pChildNotes = new RTList<note_id_t>(pNoteIDPool);
        }

        void reset() {
            hostKey = 0;
            parentNoteID = 0;
            if (pChildNotes)
                pChildNotes->clear();
            cause = Event();
            eventID = 0;
            Override.Volume     = 1.f;
            Override.Pitch      = 1.f;
            Override.Pan        = 0.f;
            Override.PanSources = 0;
            Override.Cutoff     = 1.f;
            Override.Resonance  = 1.f;
            Override.Attack     = 1.f;
            Override.Decay      = 1.f;
            Override.Release    = 1.f;
            Format = _Format();
            if (pActiveVoices) {
                typename RTList<V>::Iterator itVoice = pActiveVoices->first();
                typename RTList<V>::Iterator itVoicesEnd = pActiveVoices->end();
                for (; itVoice != itVoicesEnd; ++itVoice) { // iterate through all voices on this key
                    itVoice->VoiceFreed();
                }
                pActiveVoices->clear();
            }
        }
    };

} // namespace LinuxSampler

#endif // LS_NOTE_H
1	schoenebeck	2879	/*
2			* Copyright (c) 2016 Christian Schoenebeck
3			*
4			* http://www.linuxsampler.org
5			*
6			* This file is part of LinuxSampler and released under the same terms.
7			* See README file for details.
8			*/
9
10			#ifndef LS_NOTE_H
11			#define LS_NOTE_H
12
13			#include "../../common/Pool.h"
14			#include "Event.h"
15
16			namespace LinuxSampler {
17
18			/**
19			* Abstract base class of its deriving @c Note class, this class (NoteBase)
20			* is not intended to be instantiated directly. It just provides access to
21			* the parts of a Note object which do not depend on any C++ template
22			* parameter.
23			*/
24			class NoteBase {
25			public:
26			int hostKey; ///< Key on which this is @c Note is allocated on. This is usually the note-on event's note number, however in case of a child note this will rather be the parent note's key instead!
27			note_id_t parentNoteID; ///< If not null: unique ID of the parent note of this note (see comments of field @c pChildNotes).
28			RTList<note_id_t>* pChildNotes; ///< Note ID list of "child" notes of this note. These are special notes that must be released once this note gets released.
29			Event cause; ///< Copy of the original event (usually a note-on event) which caused this note.
30			event_id_t eventID; ///< Unique ID of the actual original @c Event which caused this note.
31	schoenebeck	2931	/// Optional synthesis parameters that might be overridden (by calling real-time instrument script functions like change_vol(), change_pitch(), etc.).
32			struct _Override {
33			float Volume; ///< as linear amplification ratio (1.0 being neutral)
34			float Pitch; ///< as linear frequency ratio (1.0 being neutral)
35			float Pan; ///< between -1.0 (most left) and +1.0 (most right) and 0.0 being neutral.
36			int64_t PanSources; ///< Might be used for calculating an average pan value in differential way: amount of times the Pan value had been changed and shall be calculated relatively upon.
37	schoenebeck	2935	float Cutoff; ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
38			float Resonance; ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
39	schoenebeck	2953	float Attack; ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
40			float Decay; ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
41			float Release; ///< between 0.0 and 1.0
42	schoenebeck	2931	} Override;
43	schoenebeck	2879	/// Sampler format specific informations and variables.
44			union _Format {
45			/// Gigasampler/GigaStudio format specifics.
46			struct _Gig {
47			uint8_t DimMask; ///< May be used to override the Dimension zone to be selected for a new voice: each 1 bit means that respective bit shall be overridden by taking the respective bit from DimBits instead.
48			uint8_t DimBits; ///< Used only in conjunction with DimMask: Dimension bits that shall be selected.
49			} Gig;
50			} Format;
51			protected:
52			NoteBase() : hostKey(0), parentNoteID(0), pChildNotes(NULL) {
53	schoenebeck	2931	Override.Volume = 1.f;
54			Override.Pitch = 1.f;
55			Override.Pan = 0.f;
56			Override.PanSources = 0;
57	schoenebeck	2935	Override.Cutoff = 1.f;
58			Override.Resonance = 1.f;
59	schoenebeck	2953	Override.Attack = 1.f;
60			Override.Decay = 1.f;
61			Override.Release = 1.f;
62	schoenebeck	2880	Format = _Format();
63	schoenebeck	2879	}
64			};
65
66			/**
67			* Contains the voices caused by one specific note, as well as basic
68	schoenebeck	2938	* informations about the note itself. You can see a Note object as one
69			* specific event in time where one or more voices were spawned at the same
70			* time and all those voices due to the same cause.
71			*
72			* For example when you press down and hold the sustain pedal, and then
73			* trigger the same note on the keyboard multiple times, for each key
74			* strokes a separate Note instance is created.
75			*
76			* If your instrument contains a real-time instrument script, then that
77			* script might also trigger additional voices programmatically (by
78			* calling the built-in script function play_note()). Each time the script
79			* calls play_note() a new Note instance is created and the script may then
80			* further control the voices of specific notes independently from each
81			* other. For example for each key stroke on your keyboard the instrument
82			* script might trigger 3 additional notes programmatically and assign a
83			* different tuning filter parameters for each one of the 3 notes
84			* independently.
85	schoenebeck	2879	*/
86			template<class V>
87			class Note : public NoteBase {
88			public:
89			RTList<V>* pActiveVoices; ///< Contains the active voices associated with this note.
90
91			Note() : NoteBase(), pActiveVoices(NULL) {}
92
93			virtual ~Note() {
94			if (pChildNotes) delete pChildNotes;
95			if (pActiveVoices) delete pActiveVoices;
96			}
97
98			void init(Pool<V>* pVoicePool, Pool<note_id_t>* pNoteIDPool) {
99			if (pActiveVoices) delete pActiveVoices;
100			pActiveVoices = new RTList<V>(pVoicePool);
101			if (pChildNotes) delete pChildNotes;
102			pChildNotes = new RTList<note_id_t>(pNoteIDPool);
103			}
104
105			void reset() {
106			hostKey = 0;
107			parentNoteID = 0;
108			if (pChildNotes)
109			pChildNotes->clear();
110			cause = Event();
111			eventID = 0;
112	schoenebeck	2931	Override.Volume = 1.f;
113			Override.Pitch = 1.f;
114			Override.Pan = 0.f;
115			Override.PanSources = 0;
116	schoenebeck	2935	Override.Cutoff = 1.f;
117			Override.Resonance = 1.f;
118	schoenebeck	2953	Override.Attack = 1.f;
119			Override.Decay = 1.f;
120			Override.Release = 1.f;
121	schoenebeck	2880	Format = _Format();
122	schoenebeck	2879	if (pActiveVoices) {
123			typename RTList<V>::Iterator itVoice = pActiveVoices->first();
124			typename RTList<V>::Iterator itVoicesEnd = pActiveVoices->end();
125			for (; itVoice != itVoicesEnd; ++itVoice) { // iterate through all voices on this key
126			itVoice->VoiceFreed();
127			}
128			pActiveVoices->clear();
129			}
130			}
131			};
132
133			} // namespace LinuxSampler
134
135			#endif // LS_NOTE_H