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							- // Copyright 2013 Olivier Gillet.
 - //
 - // Author: Olivier Gillet (ol.gillet@gmail.com)
 - //
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 - // of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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 - //
 - // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 - //
 - // Just intonation processor. This use a very simple algorithm, which gives
 - // surprising nice results in simple cases.
 - //
 - // A history of the previous notes is kept in a circular buffer. For memory
 - // and efficienty reason, we keep here the 16 previous note. Each note is
 - // given a weight. The weight of a note stays 1.0 while the note is still heard,
 - // but it decays exponentially once the note is no longer played.
 - //
 - // To tune a note, each possible tuning in the +/- 1 quartertone range is
 - // considered. For each tuning, a "badness" score is computed. The badness score
 - // is equal to the weighted sum of the "dissonance" score of the interval
 - // between the candidate tuning and the tuning of each previous note in the
 - // history. The dissonance score is read from a lookup table. It has a low
 - // value for just intervals (say 4/3), which goes slightly higher as the
 - // interval involves more convoluted ratios (say 32/27), and goes up according
 - // to a square law as we move away from the just intervals.
 - // The tuning giving the least badness score is selected.
 - 
 - #ifndef YARNS_JUST_INTONATION_PROCESSOR_H_
 - #define YARNS_JUST_INTONATION_PROCESSOR_H_
 - 
 - #include "stmlib/stmlib.h"
 - 
 - namespace yarns {
 - 
 - struct HistoryEntry {
 -   uint8_t note;
 -   uint8_t weight;
 -   int16_t pitch;
 - };
 - 
 - const size_t kHistorySize = 16;
 - 
 - class JustIntonationProcessor {
 -  public:
 -   JustIntonationProcessor() { }
 -   ~JustIntonationProcessor() { }
 -   
 -   void Init();
 -   
 -   inline void NoteOff(uint8_t note) {
 -     for (uint8_t i = 0; i < kHistorySize; ++i) {
 -       if (history_[i].note == note && history_[i].weight == 255) {
 -         history_[i].weight = 192;
 -       }
 -     }
 -   }
 -   
 -   inline int16_t NoteOn(uint8_t note) {
 -     if (note != cached_note_) {
 -       // Skip the computationally expensive routine on expensive notes.
 -       cached_note_ = note;
 -       cached_pitch_ = Tune(static_cast<int>(note) << 7);
 -     }
 -     // Decay the weight of the previous notes - except those that are still
 -     // playing.
 -     for (size_t i = 0; i < kHistorySize; ++i) {
 -       if (history_[i].weight != 255) {
 -         history_[i].weight = (history_[i].weight * 3) >> 2;
 -       }
 -     }
 -     history_[write_ptr_].note = note;
 -     history_[write_ptr_].weight = 255;
 -     history_[write_ptr_].pitch = cached_pitch_;
 -     ++write_ptr_;
 -     if (write_ptr_ >= kHistorySize) {
 -       write_ptr_ = 0;
 -     }
 -     return cached_pitch_;
 -   }
 -   
 -  private:
 -   int Tune(int note, int min, int max, int steps);
 -   
 -   int16_t Tune(int note) {
 -     int coarse = Tune(note, -32, 32, 4);
 -     return int16_t(note + Tune(note, coarse - 6, coarse + 6, 1));
 -   }
 - 
 -   size_t write_ptr_;
 -   int16_t cached_pitch_;
 -   uint8_t cached_note_;
 -   HistoryEntry history_[kHistorySize];
 -   
 -   DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(JustIntonationProcessor);
 - };
 - 
 - extern JustIntonationProcessor just_intonation_processor;
 - 
 - }  // namespace yarns
 - 
 - #endif // YARNS_JUST_INTONATION_PROCESSOR_H_
 
 
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