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Sound.Hommage.Signal

Contents Mono and Stereo Values Signal datatype

Description

Dieses Module stellt Datentypen und Funktionen zum Umgang mit Mono- und Stereodaten zur Verfgung. Speziell im Falle des ffnens einer WAV-Datei ist erst zur Laufzeit bekannt, ob es sich um eine Mono- oder Stereodatei handelt, hier wird der Typ Signal bentigt.

Synopsis

type Mono = Double data Stereo = !Double :><: !Double leftStereo :: Stereo -> Mono rightStereo :: Stereo -> Mono stereoToMono :: Stereo -> Mono monoToStereo :: Mono -> Stereo balance :: Double -> Stereo -> Stereo data Signal = Mono [Mono] | Stereo [Stereo] readWavSignal :: FilePath -> IO Signal openWavSignal :: FilePath -> Signal writeWavMono :: FilePath -> [Mono] -> IO () writeWavStereo :: FilePath -> [Stereo] -> IO () writeWavSignal :: FilePath -> Signal -> IO () writeTracks :: FilePath -> [Signal] -> IO () signalToMono :: Signal -> [Mono] signalToStereo :: Signal -> [Stereo] eitherSignal :: ([Mono] -> a) -> ([Stereo] -> a) -> Signal -> a liftSignal :: ([Mono] -> [Mono]) -> Signal -> Signal mergeSignal :: Signal -> Signal -> Signal mergeSignals :: [Signal] -> Signal multSignal :: Signal -> Signal -> Signal infiniteSignal :: Double -> Signal -> Signal

Mono and Stereo Values

type Mono = Double Source

A mono value.

data Stereo Source

A stereo value with left and right part. It is an instance of class Num and Fractional. Constructors !Double :><: !Double Instances Eq Stereo Fractional Stereo Num Stereo Show Stereo Typeable Stereo Sound Stereo

leftStereo :: Stereo -> Mono Source

Access to the left part of a Stereo value.

rightStereo :: Stereo -> Mono Source

Access to the right part of a Stereo value.

stereoToMono :: Stereo -> Mono Source

Converts a Stereo value to a Mono value (Double)

monoToStereo :: Mono -> Stereo Source

Converts a Mono value (Double) to a Stereo value

balance :: Double -> Stereo -> Stereo Source

The range of the Double value must be between -1 and 1. If it is below 0 the left channel is turned down, if it is greater than 0 the right channel is turned down. NOTE: This function should be replaced by a better one.

Signal datatype

data Signal Source

A Signal is either a list of Mono values or a list of Stereo values. Constructors Mono [Mono] Stereo [Stereo] Instances Typeable Signal Trackable Signal Sound Signal

readWavSignal :: FilePath -> IO Signal Source

Reads a Signal from a WAV-File.

openWavSignal :: FilePath -> Signal Source

Opens a Signal from a WAV-File.

writeWavMono :: FilePath -> [Mono] -> IO () Source

Writes a list of mono values to a WAV-File.

writeWavStereo :: FilePath -> [Stereo] -> IO () Source

Writes a list of stereo values to a WAV-File.

writeWavSignal :: FilePath -> Signal -> IO () Source

Writes a Signal to a WAV-File.

writeTracks :: FilePath -> [Signal] -> IO () Source

signalToMono :: Signal -> [Mono] Source

Transfroms a signal to a list of mono values.

signalToStereo :: Signal -> [Stereo] Source

Transfroms a signal to a list of stereo values.

eitherSignal :: ([Mono] -> a) -> ([Stereo] -> a) -> Signal -> a Source

liftSignal :: ([Mono] -> [Mono]) -> Signal -> Signal Source

Applies the function to the input signal. If it is a stereo signal, the function is applied to both channels seperately.

mergeSignal :: Signal -> Signal -> Signal Source

The sum of two signals

mergeSignals :: [Signal] -> Signal Source

The sum of a set of signals. If all signals are mono, the result will be mono. Otherwise it will be stereo.

multSignal :: Signal -> Signal -> Signal Source

Multiplies two signals.

infiniteSignal :: Double -> Signal -> Signal Source

The Double value is added to the input signal (offset). The resulting signal will be infinie in any case.

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