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Stream max/peak value, hold, release
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Stream max/peak value, hold, release
Here's a very simple bit of DSP code I thought I'd share that determines the maximum value of a stream input, holds it for a period of time, and then gradually "releases" it.
(Special thanks to "oddson.")
(Special thanks to "oddson.")
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streamin x; // signal
streamin r; // decay rate (per sample)
streamin hold; // hold time in samples
streamout y; // "max signal" output
float h, xMax; // h is hold counter
xMax = xMax - (h>=hold & r); // subtract from peak while h reaches hold value
h = h + (h<hold & 1) - (x>=xMax & h); // increment counter only if less than hold value with reset to 0 if new input peak is greater
xMax = max(x,xMax) ; // retains former peak unless new peak or at reset
y = xMax;
- Perfect Human Interface
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Re: Stream max/peak value, hold, release
In this code, you don't need the intermediate variable "xMax". You can use output variables (but NOT input variables) like regular variables. The code could look like this (untested):
In DSP does every clock cycle matter
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streamin x; // signal
streamin r; // decay rate (per sample)
streamin hold; // hold time in samples
streamout y; // "max signal" output
float h; // h is hold counter
y = y - (h>=hold & r); // subtract from peak while h reaches hold value
h = h + (h<hold & 1) - (x>=y & h); // increment counter only if less than hold value with reset to 0 if new input peak is greater
y = max(x,y) ; // retains former peak unless new peak or at reset
In DSP does every clock cycle matter
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Re: Stream max/peak value, hold, release
nice .... and very useful !
How would it be to have a manual reset of the hold feature ? with a twist
When audio starts, the hold is auto reset. During play, have infinite hold with a manual [button] reset.
Early in my short SM daze I tried to modify a PEAK module that was posted ... i messed it up real good
How would it be to have a manual reset of the hold feature ? with a twist
When audio starts, the hold is auto reset. During play, have infinite hold with a manual [button] reset.
Early in my short SM daze I tried to modify a PEAK module that was posted ... i messed it up real good
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Re: Stream max/peak value, hold, release
MyCo wrote:You can use output variables (but NOT input variables) like regular variables.
I couldn't remember how that went. Thanks MyCo.
RJHollins wrote:How would it be to have a manual reset of the hold feature ? with a twist
When audio starts, the hold is auto reset. During play, have infinite hold with a manual [button] reset.
I believe something like this (untested):
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streamin x; // signal
streamin hold; // hold on/off (1/0)
streamout y; // output
y = max(x,y) ; // retains highest peak
y = (hold==0 & x); // output = input if hold is off
You'd have to reset it on audio start externally.
----EDIT----
Here's the code to use for audio (bipolar) streams. I just replaced x with abs(x).
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streamin x; // signal
streamin r; // decay rate (per sample)
streamin hold; // hold time in samples
streamout y; // "max signal" output
float h; // h is hold counter
y = y - (h>=hold & r); // subtract from peak while h reaches hold value
h = h + (h<hold & 1) - (abs(x)>=y & h); // increment counter only if less than hold value with reset to 0 if new input peak is greater
y = max(abs(x),y) ; // retains former peak unless new peak or at reset
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