parameter_interpolation.h

// Copyright 2012 Olivier Gillet.
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// Author: Olivier Gillet (ol.gillet@gmail.com)
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// Macros for linearly interpolating parameters - used when the modulated signal
// is a sine or triangle - which makes the 4kHz quantization obvious.

#ifndef BRAIDS_PARAMETER_INTERPOLATION_H_
#define BRAIDS_PARAMETER_INTERPOLATION_H_

// Macro for linear interpolation of parameters.
#define BEGIN_INTERPOLATE_PARAMETERS \
  int32_t parameter_0_start = previous_parameter_[0]; \
  int32_t parameter_1_start = previous_parameter_[1]; \
  int32_t parameter_0_delta = parameter_[0] - previous_parameter_[0]; \
  int32_t parameter_1_end = parameter_[1] - previous_parameter_[1]; \
  int32_t parameter_increment = 32767 / size; \
  int32_t parameter_xfade = 0;

#define INTERPOLATE_PARAMETERS \
  parameter_xfade += parameter_increment; \
  int32_t parameter_0 = parameter_0_start + \
      (parameter_0_delta * parameter_xfade >> 15); \
  int32_t parameter_1 = parameter_0_start + \
      (parameter_0_delta * parameter_xfade >> 15);

#define END_INTERPOLATE_PARAMETERS \
  previous_parameter_[0] = parameter_[0]; \
  previous_parameter_[1] = parameter_[1];


#define BEGIN_INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER_0 \
  int32_t parameter_0_start = previous_parameter_[0]; \
  int32_t parameter_0_delta = parameter_[0] - previous_parameter_[0]; \
  int32_t parameter_increment = 32767 / size; \
  int32_t parameter_xfade = 0;

#define INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER_0 \
  parameter_xfade += parameter_increment; \
  int32_t parameter_0 = parameter_0_start + \
      (parameter_0_delta * parameter_xfade >> 15);

#define END_INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER_0 \
  previous_parameter_[0] = parameter_[0];


#define BEGIN_INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER_1 \
  int32_t parameter_1_start = previous_parameter_[1]; \
  int32_t parameter_1_delta = parameter_[1] - previous_parameter_[1]; \
  int32_t parameter_increment = 32767 / size; \
  int32_t parameter_xfade = 0;

#define INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER_1 \
  parameter_xfade += parameter_increment; \
  int32_t parameter_1 = parameter_1_start + \
      (parameter_1_delta * parameter_xfade >> 15);

#define END_INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER_1 \
  previous_parameter_[1] = parameter_[1];


#define BEGIN_INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER \
  int32_t parameter_start = previous_parameter_; \
  int32_t parameter_delta = parameter_ - previous_parameter_; \
  int32_t parameter_increment = 32767 / size; \
  int32_t parameter_xfade = 0;

#define INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER \
  parameter_xfade += parameter_increment; \
  int32_t parameter = parameter_start + \
      (parameter_delta * parameter_xfade >> 15);

#define END_INTERPOLATE_PARAMETER \
  previous_parameter_ = parameter_;

#endif // BRAIDS_PARAMETER_INTERPOLATION_H_