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Remove glitching from the Flanger and Delay plugins #3524

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The previous delay code was incorrectly not utalising the whole buffer, causing glitches when
incressing the delay time, due to outputting incorrect data, This was apparent when using the
lfo in the Delay and Flanger plugins.

This has been rectified. The read index is now offset from the write index. and the complete buffer
is used in a circular fashon.

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It looks like there still are some glitches in there. In the example there are glitches and occasional beeps, like a buffer replaying the bitinbader sine once in a while.
flangernoise2.mmp.zip

@Umcaruje Umcaruje added this to the 1.2.0 milestone May 14, 2017
The previous delay code was incorrectly not utalising the whole buffer, causing glitches when
incressing the delay time, due to outputting incorrect data, This was apparent when using the
lfo in the Delay and Flanger plugins.

This has been rectified. The read index is now offset from the write index. and the complete buffer
is used in a circular fashon.

Flanger - resolved issue where the lfo could create negative delay lengths
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@zonkmachine Thank you for the project, That reviled a bug with short delay times, The previous code used the lfo in a way that could result in negative delay lengths, the cause of randomness.

I have revised the code to eliminate this effect.

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Fix confirmed!

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I've tested this PR and #3521 together now and I think they should be merged.

@zonkmachine zonkmachine merged commit b432707 into LMMS:stable-1.2 May 17, 2017
PhysSong pushed a commit to PhysSong/lmms that referenced this pull request Jul 8, 2017
The previous delay code was incorrectly not utalising the whole buffer, causing glitches when
incressing the delay time, due to outputting incorrect data, This was apparent when using the
lfo in the Delay and Flanger plugins.

This has been rectified. The read index is now offset from the write index. and the complete buffer is used in a circular fashon.

Flanger - resolved issue where the lfo could create negative delay lengths
PhysSong pushed a commit to PhysSong/lmms that referenced this pull request Jul 8, 2017
The previous delay code was incorrectly not utalising the whole buffer, causing glitches when
incressing the delay time, due to outputting incorrect data, This was apparent when using the
lfo in the Delay and Flanger plugins.

This has been rectified. The read index is now offset from the write index. and the complete buffer is used in a circular fashon.

Flanger - resolved issue where the lfo could create negative delay lengths
sdasda7777 pushed a commit to sdasda7777/lmms that referenced this pull request Jun 28, 2022
The previous delay code was incorrectly not utalising the whole buffer, causing glitches when
incressing the delay time, due to outputting incorrect data, This was apparent when using the
lfo in the Delay and Flanger plugins.

This has been rectified. The read index is now offset from the write index. and the complete buffer is used in a circular fashon.

Flanger - resolved issue where the lfo could create negative delay lengths
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