Examples of StereoPan

jm.audio.synth.StereoPan
The StereoPan class is used to set each of two channels amplitudes such that the combined amplitudes of each suggest an accurate stereo positioning. @author Andrew Sorensen @version 1.0, Sun Feb 25 18:42:50 2001

Examples of jm.audio.synth.StereoPan

            osc.setChoice(0);
            osc.setFrq(frequency);
        }
        Envelope env = new Envelope(osc, envPoints);
        Volume vol = new Volume(env);
        StereoPan span = new StereoPan(vol);
        if (output == RENDER) sout = new SampleOut(span);
    }

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Examples of jm.audio.synth.StereoPan

//        } else {
                grain = new Granulator(grin, 44100, 2, 50, 100);
                // }
                vol = new Volume(grain, 0.5f);
                Volume vol2 = new Volume(vol, 0.1f);
                pan = new StereoPan(vol2);
                SampleOut sout = new SampleOut(pan);
            } else {
                // if sounds is < 0 or > 6 and < 11 then it will
                // process an audio file. Default is 7.  Again it is
                // very open ended to accommodate wrong input numbers.
                SampleIn grin = new SampleIn(this, this.fileName);
                //if (premapped) {
//      grain = new Granulator(grin,durationArray,gpsArray,freqArray,ri,rgd,rf);
//        } else {
                grain = new Granulator(grin, 44100, 2, 50, 100);
                //}
                vol = new Volume(grain, 0.5f);
                Volume vol2 = new Volume(vol, 0.1f);
                pan = new StereoPan(vol2);
                SampleOut sout = new SampleOut(pan);
            }
        } else {
            // At this stage the only values left are between 0-6
            // These correspond directly to the oscillator input
            // values, so can be added directly.
            Oscillator grin = new Oscillator(this, sounds, 44100, 2);
            //if (premapped) {
//        grain = new Granulator(grin,durationArray,gpsArray,freqArray,ri,rgd,rf);
//    } else {
            grain = new Granulator(grin, 44100, 2, 50, 100);
            //}
            vol = new Volume(grain, 0.5f);
            Volume vol2 = new Volume(vol, 0.1f);
            pan = new StereoPan(vol2);
            SampleOut sout = new SampleOut(pan);
        }
    }

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Examples of jm.audio.synth.StereoPan

     * Initialisation method used to build the objects that this instrument uses.
     */
    public void createChain() {
        Pluck plk = new Pluck(this, this.sampleRate, this.channels, this.feedback);
        Volume vol = new Volume(plk);
        StereoPan span = new StereoPan(vol);
        Envelope env = new Envelope(span, new double[]{0.0, 1.0, 0.9, 1.0, 1.0, 0.0});
        SampleOut sout;
        if (output == RENDER) sout = new SampleOut(env);
    }

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Examples of jm.audio.synth.StereoPan

        //define the chain
        SampleIn sin = new SampleIn(this, fileName);


        ReSample reSample = new ReSample(sin, this.baseFreq);
        Volume vol = new Volume(reSample);
        StereoPan span = new StereoPan(vol);
        if (wholeFile) {
            sin.setWholeFile(wholeFile);
            if (output == RENDER) sout = new SampleOut(span);
        } else {
            Envelope env = new Envelope(span, points);

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Examples of jm.audio.synth.StereoPan

    public void createChain() {
        Oscillator wt = new Oscillator(this, Oscillator.SQUARE_WAVE,
                this.sampleRate, channels);
        Envelope env = new Envelope(wt, envArray);
        Volume vol = new Volume(env);
        StereoPan span = new StereoPan(vol);
        if (output == RENDER) sout = new SampleOut(span);
    }

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Examples of jm.audio.synth.StereoPan

     * this instrument will use
     */
    public void createChain() {
        Pluck plk = new Pluck(this, sampleRate, channels, feedback);
        Volume vol = new Volume(plk);
        StereoPan pan = new StereoPan(vol);
        Envelope env = new Envelope(pan, new double[]{0.0, 1.0, 0.9, 1.0, 1.0, 0.0});
    }

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