Processor wrapper around juce::Reverb for easy integration into ProcessorChain.
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#include <juce_Reverb.h>
Processor wrapper around juce::Reverb for easy integration into ProcessorChain.
@tags{DSP}
◆ Parameters
◆ Reverb()
juce::dsp::Reverb::Reverb |
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Creates an uninitialised Reverb processor.
Call prepare() before first use.
◆ getParameters()
const Parameters& juce::dsp::Reverb::getParameters |
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◆ isEnabled()
bool juce::dsp::Reverb::isEnabled |
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Returns true if the reverb is enabled.
References enabled.
◆ prepare()
void juce::dsp::Reverb::prepare |
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const ProcessSpec & |
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◆ process()
template<typename ProcessContext >
◆ reset()
void juce::dsp::Reverb::reset |
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◆ setEnabled()
void juce::dsp::Reverb::setEnabled |
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Enables/disables the reverb.
References enabled.
◆ setParameters()
void juce::dsp::Reverb::setParameters |
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const Parameters & |
newParams | ) |
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Applies a new set of parameters to the reverb.
Note that this doesn't attempt to lock the reverb, so if you call this in parallel with the process method, you may get artifacts.
References reverb, and juce::Reverb::setParameters().
◆ enabled
bool juce::dsp::Reverb::enabled = true |
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◆ reverb
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: