new-session-manager/Timeline/Engine/Audio_Region.C

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/* Copyright (C) 2008 Jonathan Moore Liles                                     */
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/* Engine */
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#include "../Audio_Region.H"

#include "Audio_File.H"
#include "dsp.h"

#include "util/Thread.H"



/** Apply a (portion of) fade from /start/ to /end/ assuming a
 * buffer size of /nframes/. /start/ and /end/ are relative to the
 * given buffer, and /start/ may be negative. */
void
Audio_Region::Fade::apply ( sample_t *buf, Audio_Region::Fade::fade_dir_e dir, long start, nframes_t end, nframes_t nframes ) const
{
//    printf( "apply fade %s: start=%ld end=%lu\n", dir == Fade::Out ? "out" : "in", start, end );

    if ( ! nframes )
        return;

    const nframes_t i = start > 0 ? start : 0;
    const nframes_t e = end > nframes ? nframes : end;

    assert( i < nframes );

    const float inc = increment();
    float fi = ( i - start ) / (float)length;

//    buf += i;
    buf = &buf[ i ];

    nframes_t n = e - i;

    assert( i + n <= nframes );

    if ( dir == Fade::Out )
    {
        fi = 1.0f - fi;
        for ( ; n--; fi -= inc  )
            *(buf++) *= gain( fi );
    }
    else
        for ( ; n--; fi += inc )
            *(buf++) *= gain( fi );
}

/** read the overlapping part of /channel/ at /pos/ for /nframes/ of
    this region into /buf/, where /pos/ is in timeline frames */
/* this runs in the diskstream thread. */
/* FIXME: it is far more efficient to read all the channels from a
   multichannel source at once... But how should we handle the case of a
   mismatch between the number of channels in this region's source and
   the number of channels on the track/buffer this data is being read
   for? Would it not be better to simply buffer and deinterlace the
   frames in the Audio_File class instead, so that sequential requests
   for different channels at the same position avoid hitting the disk
   again? */
nframes_t
Audio_Region::read ( sample_t *buf, nframes_t pos, nframes_t nframes, int channel ) const
{
    THREAD_ASSERT( Playback );

    const Range r = _range;

    /* do nothing if we aren't covered by this frame range */
    if ( pos > r.start + r.length || pos + nframes < r.start )
        return 0;

    /* calculate offsets into file and sample buffer */

    nframes_t sofs, ofs, cnt;

    cnt = nframes;

    if ( pos < r.start )
    {
        sofs = 0;
        ofs = r.start - pos;
        cnt -= ofs;
    }
    else
    {
        ofs = 0;
        sofs = pos - r.start;
    }

    if ( ofs >= nframes )
        return 0;

//    const nframes_t start = ofs + r.start + sofs;
    const nframes_t start =  r.offset + sofs;
    const nframes_t len = min( cnt, nframes - ofs );

    if ( len == 0 )
        return 0;

    /* now that we know how much and where to read, get on with it */

    //    printf( "reading region ofs = %lu, sofs = %lu, %lu-%lu\n", ofs, sofs, start, end  );

    if ( _loop )
    {
        nframes_t lofs = sofs % _loop;
        nframes_t lstart = r.offset + lofs;

        if ( lofs + len > _loop )
        {
            /* this buffer covers a loop bounary */

            /* read the first part */
            cnt = _clip->read( buf + ofs, channel, lstart, len - ( ( lofs + len ) - _loop ) );
            /* read the second part */
            cnt += _clip->read( buf + ofs + cnt, channel, lstart + cnt, len - cnt );

            /* TODO: declick/crossfade transition? */

            assert( cnt == len );
        }
        else
            cnt = _clip->read( buf + ofs, channel, lstart, len );
    }
    else
        cnt = _clip->read( buf + ofs, channel, start, len );

    /* apply gain */

    buffer_apply_gain( buf + ofs, cnt, _scale );

    /* perform declicking if necessary */

    /* FIXME: keep the declick defults someplace else */
    Fade declick;

    declick.length = 256;
    declick.type   = Fade::Linear;

    {
        Fade fade;

        fade = declick < _fade_in ? _fade_in : declick;

        /* do fade in if necessary */
        if ( sofs < fade.length )
        {
            const long d = 0 - sofs;

            assert( cnt <= nframes );

            fade.apply( buf + ofs, Fade::In, d, d + fade.length, cnt );
        }

        fade = declick < _fade_out ? _fade_out : declick;

        /* do fade out if necessary */
//        if ( start + cnt + fade.length > r.end )
        if ( start + fade.length > ( r.offset + r.length ) )
        {
            const nframes_t d = ( r.offset + r.length )  - start;

            assert( cnt <= nframes );

            fade.apply( buf, Fade::Out, cnt + (long)d - fade.length, cnt + d, cnt );
        }
    }
//    printf( "read %lu frames\n", cnt );

    return cnt;
}


/** prepare for capturing */
void
Audio_Region::prepare ( void )
{
    log_start();
}

/** write /nframes/ from /buf/ to source. /buf/ is interleaved and
    must match the channel layout of the write source!  */
nframes_t
Audio_Region::write ( nframes_t nframes )
{
    THREAD_ASSERT( Capture );

    _range.length += nframes;

    /* FIXME: too much? */
//    _track->damage( FL_DAMAGE_EXPOSE, x() + w(), y(), 10/* FIXME: guess */, h() );

    if ( 0 == ( timeline->ts_to_x( _range.length ) % 20 ) )
    {
        nframes_t oldl = _clip->length();

        /* get the new size. Remember, this is a read-only handle on the source--not the same
         one being written to */
        _clip->close();
        _clip->open();

        int W = timeline->ts_to_x( _clip->length() - oldl );

        /* why - 1? */

        if ( W )
        {
            ++W;
            Fl::lock();
            sequence()->damage( FL_DAMAGE_ALL, x() + w() - W, y(), W, h() );
//            Fl::awake();
            Fl::unlock();
        }
    }

    return nframes;
}

/** finalize region capture. Assumes that this *is* a captured region
 and that no other regions refer to the same source */
bool
Audio_Region::finalize ( nframes_t frame )
{
    THREAD_ASSERT( Capture );

    DMESSAGE( "finalizing capture region" );

    _range.length = frame - _range.start;

    log_end();

    _clip->close();
    _clip->open();

    /* FIXME: should we attempt to truncate the file? */
    Fl::lock();
    redraw();
    Fl::awake();
    Fl::unlock();

    return true;
}