Detailed Description

A linearly interpolated, tappable digital delay using a circular buffer.

This delay can have as many taps as you need. The taps can be specified by the amount of time to delay as a double, in seconds. When you add a new tap, you get a new output. The argument to the constructor is the total length of the delay and all tap positions must be less than that. For example,

TappedDelay delay(1.0); // Store 1 second of signal
auto tap = add_tap();
delay.set_input(tap, 0.5);

Later, you can connect things to the delay as in

container.connect(sound_source, delay)

.connect(delay, tap, sound_destination, "signal");

Since this is a linearly interpolated delay, the tap position can be smoothly moved around. So you can also do something like

container.connect(lfo, "signal", delay, tap);

to get neat effects.

Parameters

[in]	signal,tap_0,tap_1,...
[out]	tap_0,tap_1,...

Public Member Functions
	TappedDelay (double duration)

void	init ()

void	update ()

string	add_tap ()

Public Member Functions inherited from yase::Module
virtual void	init ()=0

virtual void	update ()=0

int	add_input (string name)

int	add_output (string name)

int	get_input_index (string name) const

string	get_input_name (int index) const

string	get_output_name (int index) const

int	get_output_index (string name) const

void	set_input (string name, double value)

void	set_input (int index, double value)

double	get_input (int index) const

double	get_input (string name) const

double	get_output (string name) const

double	get_output (int index) const

void	set_output (int index, double value)

void	copy_inputs (const Module &source)

void	copy_outputs (Module &destination) const

void	configure (std::vector< std::tuple< string, double > > assignments)

int	num_inputs () const

int	num_outputs () const

void	emit (Event e)

void	set_ts (double s)

double	get_ts ()

Member Function Documentation

◆ add_tap()

string yase::TappedDelay::add_tap ( )

Add a new tap and return its name. The position of the tap can then set using the name. For example

auto tap = delay.add_tap();

delay.set_input(tap, 0.5);

Returns: The name of the tap

◆ init()

void yase::TappedDelay::init ( )

virtual

This method should be overridden by derived classes. It will usually be called once, after all modules and connections objects have been added to a synthesizer, but before the synthesizer starts running.

Implements yase::Module.

◆ update()

void yase::TappedDelay::update ( )