Some plug-ins support sharing response curve data with the host so that it can display this curve on a console or in the mixer panel. More...
#include <juce_AudioProcessor.h>
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enum | Type : int { Type::EQ, Type::Dynamics, Type::GainReduction, Type::Unknown = -1 } |
Public Attributes | |
std::function< float(float)> | curve |
String | xMeterID |
Range< float > | xRange |
String | yMeterID |
Range< float > | yRange |
Some plug-ins support sharing response curve data with the host so that it can display this curve on a console or in the mixer panel.
For example, ProTools allows you to see the total EQ curve of a track. It does this by interrogating each plug-in for their internal EQ curve.
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String juce::AudioProcessor::CurveData::xMeterID |
String juce::AudioProcessor::CurveData::yMeterID |