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001:        /*
002:         * Copyright (c) 2000 Silvere Martin-Michiellot All Rights Reserved.
003:         *
004:         * Silvere Martin-Michiellot grants you ("Licensee") a non-exclusive,
005:         * royalty free, license to use, modify and redistribute this
006:         * software in source and binary code form,
007:         * provided that i) this copyright notice and license appear on all copies of
008:         * the software; and ii) Licensee does not utilize the software in a manner
009:         * which is disparaging to Silvere Martin-Michiellot.
010:         *
011:         * This software is provided "AS IS," without a warranty of any kind. ALL
012:         * EXPRESS OR IMPLIED CONDITIONS, REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY
013:         * IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR
014:         * NON-INFRINGEMENT, ARE HEREBY EXCLUDED. Silvere Martin-Michiellot
015:         * AND ITS LICENSORS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES
016:         * SUFFERED BY LICENSEE AS A RESULT OF USING, MODIFYING
017:         * OR DISTRIBUTING THE SOFTWARE OR ITS DERIVATIVES. IN NO EVENT WILL
018:         * Silvere Martin-Michiellot OR ITS LICENSORS BE LIABLE
019:         * FOR ANY LOST REVENUE, PROFIT OR DATA, OR FOR DIRECT,
020:         * INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, HOWEVER
021:         * CAUSED AND REGARDLESS OF THE THEORY OF LIABILITY, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF
022:         * OR INABILITY TO USE SOFTWARE, EVEN IF Silvere Martin-Michiellot HAS BEEN
023:         * ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
024:         *
025:         * This software is not designed or intended for use in on-line control of
026:         * aircraft, air traffic, aircraft navigation or aircraft communications; or in
027:         * the design, construction, operation or maintenance of any nuclear
028:         * facility. Licensee represents and warrants that it will not use or
029:         * redistribute the Software for such purposes.
030:         *
031:         */
032:
033:        // This code is repackaged after the code from Craig A. Lindley, from Digital Audio with Java
034:        // Site ftp://ftp.prenhall.com/pub/ptr/professional_computer_science.w-022/digital_audio/
035:        // Email
036:        package com.db.media.audio.dsp.processors;
037:
038:        /*
039:         This parametric equalizer processor features three filter sections.
040:         A high pass shelving filter with adjustable cutoff frequency, a bandpass
041:         peaking filter with adjustable center frequency and quality factor (Q)
042:         and a low pass shelving filter with adjustable cutoff frequency. All
043:         filters are second order. This gives the highpass and lowpass filters
044:         a slope of 12 db/octave rolloff. The range of boost and cut is
045:         +/- 12 db.
046:        
047:         All filter sections are IIR filters. The frequency ranges of the highpass
048:         and bandpass filters are limited by the Nyquist frequency. The limit
049:         is one half the sampling rate. The dampling factor controls how much
050:         peaking the highpass and lowpass filters have. A factor of 1.0 exhibits
051:         very little if any peaking.
052:         */
053:
054:        public class ParametricEQ extends AbstractAudio {
055:
056:            private static final double DAMPINGFACTOR = 1.0;
057:
058:            // Private class data
059:            private double[] dBuffer = new double[1];
060:            public int sampleRate;
061:            private int currentBPFreq;
062:            private double currentBPQ;
063:            private boolean initializationComplete;
064:            private double gainFactor;
065:
066:            private static final int HIGHPASSFREQMIN = 5000;
067:            private static final int HIGHPASSFREQMAX = 16000;
068:            public static final int HIGHPASSFREQDEF = 5000;
069:
070:            private static final int BANDPASSFREQMIN = 1500;
071:            private static final int BANDPASSFREQMAX = 6000;
072:            public static final int BANDPASSFREQDEF = 3000;
073:
074:            private static final double BANDPASSQMIN = 1.1;
075:            private static final double BANDPASSQMAX = 16.0;
076:            public static final double BANDPASSQDEF = 8.0;
077:
078:            private static final int LOWPASSFREQMIN = 40;
079:            private static final int LOWPASSFREQMAX = 1500;
080:            public static final int LOWPASSFREQDEF = 200;
081:
082:            // Individual filter object instances
083:            private IIRLowpassFilterDesign lpfd;
084:            private IIRLowpassFilter lowPassShelf = null;
085:
086:            private IIRBandpassFilterDesign bpfd;
087:            private IIRBandpassFilter bandPassPeak = null;
088:
089:            private IIRHighpassFilterDesign hpfd;
090:            private IIRHighpassFilter highPassShelf = null;
091:
092:            public ParametricEQ() {
093:
094:                super ("Parametric Equalizer", AbstractAudio.PROCESSOR);
095:
096:                // Initialization will take place after sample rate is known
097:                initializationComplete = false;
098:
099:                // Default values for bandpass
100:                currentBPFreq = this .BANDPASSFREQDEF;
101:                currentBPQ = this .BANDPASSQDEF;
102:
103:            }
104:
105:            public int getSamples(short[] buffer, int length) {
106:
107:                // If bypass is enabled, short circuit filtering
108:                if (getByPass() || !initializationComplete)
109:                    return previous.getSamples(buffer, length);
110:
111:                // Ask for a buffer of samples
112:                int len = previous.getSamples(buffer, length);
113:                if (len == -1)
114:                    return len;
115:
116:                // Realloc buffer as required
117:                if (dBuffer.length != len)
118:                    dBuffer = new double[len];
119:
120:                // Move short samples into summation buffer for processing
121:                // Prescale the data according to number of filter elements
122:                for (int i = 0; i < len; i++)
123:                    dBuffer[i] = (double) buffer[i] * gainFactor;
124:
125:                // Apply the filters
126:                lowPassShelf.doFilter(buffer, dBuffer, len);
127:                bandPassPeak.doFilter(buffer, dBuffer, len);
128:                highPassShelf.doFilter(buffer, dBuffer, len);
129:
130:                // Convert the double samples back into short samples after
131:                // range constraining them.
132:                for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
133:                    double dSample = dBuffer[i];
134:                    if (dSample > 32767.0)
135:                        dSample = 32767.0;
136:                    else if (dSample < -32768.0)
137:                        dSample = -32768.0;
138:
139:                    // Convert sample and store
140:                    buffer[i] = (short) dSample;
141:                }
142:
143:                return len;
144:
145:            }
146:
147:            // These methods called when UI controls are manipulated
148:            public void lowPassShelfGain(double gain) {
149:
150:                if (lowPassShelf != null)
151:                    lowPassShelf.setAmplitudeAdj(gain);
152:
153:            }
154:
155:            public void bandPassPeakGain(double gain) {
156:
157:                if (bandPassPeak != null)
158:                    bandPassPeak.setAmplitudeAdj(gain);
159:
160:            }
161:
162:            public void highPassShelfGain(double gain) {
163:
164:                if (highPassShelf != null)
165:                    highPassShelf.setAmplitudeAdj(gain);
166:
167:            }
168:
169:            public void lowPassShelfFreq(int freq) {
170:
171:                if (lowPassShelf != null) {
172:                    // Recalculate and install the filter with new freq
173:                    lpfd = new IIRLowpassFilterDesign(freq, sampleRate,
174:                            DAMPINGFACTOR);
175:                    lpfd.doFilterDesign();
176:                    lowPassShelf.updateFilterCoefficients(lpfd);
177:                }
178:
179:            }
180:
181:            public void bandPassPeakFreq(int freq) {
182:
183:                currentBPFreq = freq;
184:
185:                if ((bandPassPeak != null) && (freq < (sampleRate / 2))) {
186:                    // Recalculate and install the filter with new freq
187:                    bpfd = new IIRBandpassFilterDesign(currentBPFreq,
188:                            sampleRate, currentBPQ);
189:                    bpfd.doFilterDesign();
190:                    bandPassPeak.updateFilterCoefficients(bpfd);
191:                }
192:
193:            }
194:
195:            public void highPassShelfFreq(int freq) {
196:
197:                if ((highPassShelf != null) && (freq < (sampleRate / 2))) {
198:                    hpfd = new IIRHighpassFilterDesign(freq, sampleRate,
199:                            DAMPINGFACTOR);
200:                    hpfd.doFilterDesign();
201:                    highPassShelf.updateFilterCoefficients(hpfd);
202:                }
203:
204:            }
205:
206:            public void bandPassPeakQ(double q) {
207:
208:                currentBPQ = q;
209:
210:                if (bandPassPeak != null) {
211:                    // Recalculate and install the filter with new freq
212:                    bpfd = new IIRBandpassFilterDesign(currentBPFreq,
213:                            sampleRate, currentBPQ);
214:                    bpfd.doFilterDesign();
215:                    bandPassPeak.updateFilterCoefficients(bpfd);
216:                }
217:
218:            }
219:
220:            private void doInitialization() {
221:
222:                // Total the number of filter gain elements in chain
223:                int gainElements = 1;
224:
225:                // Design the filters now that the sampling rate is known.
226:                // Design the low pass filter
227:                lpfd = new IIRLowpassFilterDesign(this .LOWPASSFREQDEF,
228:                        sampleRate, DAMPINGFACTOR);
229:                lpfd.doFilterDesign();
230:
231:                // Implement the filter design
232:                lowPassShelf = new IIRLowpassFilter(lpfd);
233:                gainElements++;
234:
235:                // Design the band filter
236:                bpfd = new IIRBandpassFilterDesign(currentBPFreq, sampleRate,
237:                        currentBPQ);
238:                bpfd.doFilterDesign();
239:
240:                // Implement the filter design
241:                bandPassPeak = new IIRBandpassFilter(bpfd);
242:                gainElements++;
243:
244:                // Design the high pass filter
245:                hpfd = new IIRHighpassFilterDesign(this .HIGHPASSFREQDEF,
246:                        sampleRate, DAMPINGFACTOR);
247:                hpfd.doFilterDesign();
248:
249:                // Implement the filter design
250:                highPassShelf = new IIRHighpassFilter(hpfd);
251:                gainElements++;
252:
253:                gainFactor = 1.0 / gainElements;
254:
255:                // All filters designed, indicate initialization is complete
256:                initializationComplete = true;
257:
258:            }
259:
260:            public void minMaxSamplingRate(int min, int max, int preferred) {
261:
262:                super.minMaxSamplingRate(min, max, preferred);
263:                sampleRate = preferred;
264:                doInitialization();
265:
266:            }
267:
268:        }
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