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Overview

Time delay with multiple output taps

Discussion

Time delay with multiple output taps. The module has a mono input and multiple output "taps". The module can be configured to have multiple output pins (ONEOUTPUTPIN = 0, the default), or a single multichannel output pin(ONEOUTPUTPIN = 1). Each tap has its own delay time and its own output pin (or channel). The delay of each output channel can be independently set by the currentDelay array. The number of output channels (NUMTAPS) is specified at construction time and this also equals the length of the currentDelay array. Delays are specified in samples and are in the range of [0 MAXDELAY].

At construction time, you specify the maximum delay (maxDelay) of the module. The variable, maxDelay determines the size of the internal state buffer. This module saves memory by using a 16-bit array of samples. The input and output pins are fract32 and only the high 16-bits of the input audio data is stored in the state array. The output pins have fract32 data but only the high 16-bits have audio data; the bottom 16-bits are all zeros. The size of the internal state buffer equals (maxDelay+blockSize+1)/2 32-bit samples. The 16-bit audio samples are packed two per 32-bit word. The delay time per channel is specified by the currentDelay array. Delays can be adjusted at run-time. However, the module is not smoothly updating and you may get audible clicks when adjusting the currentDelay at run-time.

Type Definition

typedef struct _ModuleDelayNTap16Fract32
{
    ModuleInstanceDescriptor instance;            // Common Audio Weaver module instance structure
    INT32 numTaps;                                // Number of output taps
    INT32 maxDelay;                               // Maximum delay, in samples.
    INT32 oneOutputPin;                           // Specifies a single multichannel output pin.
    INT32 stateIndex;                             // Index of the oldest state variable in the array of state variables.
    INT32 stateHeap;                              // Heap in which to allocate memory.
    INT32* currentDelay;                          // Current delay.
    INT32* state;                                 // State variable array.
} ModuleDelayNTap16Fract32Class;

Variables

Properties

Name

Type

Usage

isHidden

Default value

Range

Units

numTaps

int

const

0

5

Unrestricted

maxDelay

int

const

0

100

1:100000

samples

oneOutputPin

int

const

0

0

Unrestricted

stateIndex

int

state

1

0

Unrestricted

stateHeap

int

const

1

561

Unrestricted

currentDelay

int*

parameter

0

[5 x 1]

0:1:100

samples

state

int*

state

1

[66 x 1]

Unrestricted

Pins

Input Pins

Name: in

Description: audio input

Data type: fract32

Channel range: 1

Block size range: Unrestricted

Sample rate range: Unrestricted

Complex support: Real

Output Pins

 Name: out1

Description: Audio output

Data type: fract32

Name: out2

Description: Audio output

Data type: fract32

Name: out3

Description: Audio output

Data type: fract32

Name: out4

Description: Audio output

Data type: fract32

Name: out5

Description: Audio output

Data type: fract32

MATLAB Usage

File Name: delayntap16_fract32_module.m

 M=delayntap16_fract32_module(NAME, NUMTAPS, MAXDELAY, MEMHEAP, ONEOUTPUTPIN)
 Creates a multi-tap time delay. The module has a single mono input pin
 and either NUMTAPS mono output pins or a single output pin with NUMTAPS
 channels.  Each output channel is a delayed version of the input with 
 different delay times per channel.  The input and output data is fract32
 while the delay lines are stored using fract16.  Only the upper 16-bits
 of the input data are used.  The output data is fract32 but only the upper
 16-bits contain actual data; the lower 16-bits are all zeros.  Arguments:
    NAME - name of the module.
    NUMTAPS - number of taps.
    MAXDELAY - maximum delay, in samples.
    MEMHEAP - specifies the memory heap to use to allocate the main
         state buffer. This is a string and follows the memory allocation
         enumeration in Framework.h. Allowable values are:
            'AWE_HEAP_FAST' - always use internal DM memory.
            'AWE_HEAP_FASTB' - always use internal PM memory.
            'AWE_HEAP_SLOW' - always use external memory.
            'AWE_HEAP_FAST2SLOW' - use internal memory. If this fails
               then use external memory (the default).
            'AWE_HEAP_FASTB2SLOW' - use internal memory. If this fails
               then use external memory.
    ONEOUTPUTPIN - Boolean which specifies whether the module has a NUMTAPS mono output
                   pins (ONEOUTPUTPIN = 0, the default) or one multichannel output pin
                   (ONEOUTPUTPIN = 1).

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