I don't have the bandwidth at the moment to think about it very much unfortunately. Mostly because my dayjob is keeping me a bit pre-occupied at the moment. Sorry I've been neglecting this thread a bit.
Sonnox oxford inflator forum code#
That way, if you start adding code after the line, you get a syntax error to remind you. It's also a good habit to not put a semicolon after the last value, so you don't accidentally forget that it is the output. Last line is indeed the return value in JSFX. Or is the last command automatically assigned to out in jsfx? Spl1 = (apply_waveshaper(lp_r) + apply_waveshaper(bp_r) + apply_waveshaper(hp_r)) Spl0 = (apply_waveshaper(lp_l) + apply_waveshaper(bp_l) + apply_waveshaper(hp_l)) this lets us use it for gain correction Gaincor = 1 / (apply_waveshaper(.25) * move output gain here so doesn't affect waveshaper function Y13f=c2b_lp_a0*y10f + y11f //use high band coefficients X13f=c2b_hp_a0*x10f + x11f //use high band coefficients low-band allpass to align with mid-high bands calculate hi-pass coefficients for secondary mid-high splitĬ2b_hp_a0=-(1+cos(w0))/2/a0 //a coefficientsĬ2b_hp_b1=(2*cos(w0)/a0) //b coefficients calculate hi-pass coefficients for initial low-high splitĬ2a_hp_a0=-(1+cos(w0))/2/a0 //a coefficientsĬ2a_hp_b1=(2*cos(w0)/a0) //b coefficients q for flat 4th order linkowitz-riley response Out = sign(in) * s0 * wet + min(max(in * dry, -2 * dry), 2 * dry) Slider7:0 move function to init so it can be used anywhere bt 8/22/21ĬurveA * s0 + curveB * s0_2 + curveC * s0_3 - curveD * (s0_2 - 2.0 * s0_3 + s0_2 * s0_2)
+ Applies second clipping before output gain
+ Match slider range and steps to the original + prototype gain correction and multi-band functions JSFX implementation of Sony Oxford Inflator algorithm,
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