pulp::signal::drum::SubLayer Class Reference

A sine an octave below the body, gated by the body's own envelope. More...

#include <layers.hpp>

Public Member Functions
void	prepare (double sample_rate)
void	reset ()
void	set_level (double level)
double	level () const
void	trigger ()
double	process (double body_hz, double body_envelope)
	Next sample at half of body_hz, scaled by the body's envelope.

Detailed Description

A sine an octave below the body, gated by the body's own envelope.

This is a mastering layer rather than a synthesis one. It exists because the fundamental of a kick often sits where small speakers cannot reproduce it, and an octave-down sine gives the ear a second, lower reference that survives; it is gated by the body so it cannot outlast the note and turn into a drone.

RT contract: allocates nothing anywhere.

Member Function Documentation

level()

double pulp::signal::drum::SubLayer::level ( ) const

inline

prepare()

void pulp::signal::drum::SubLayer::prepare ( double sample_rate )

inline

process()

double pulp::signal::drum::SubLayer::process ( double body_hz, double body_envelope )

inline

Next sample at half of body_hz, scaled by the body's envelope.

reset()

void pulp::signal::drum::SubLayer::reset ( )

inline

set_level()

void pulp::signal::drum::SubLayer::set_level ( double level )

inline

trigger()

void pulp::signal::drum::SubLayer::trigger ( )

inline

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

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