A collection of phase vocoder based LADSPA plugins written in Rust. These are easiest to build and run on Linux. For use on Windows, see the file WINDOWS.md.
Compile with cargo build --release, throw target/release/libpvoc_plugins.so in your LADSPA path, and you're good to go!
- Bins log2: the number of frequency bins used for the phase vocoder. Few will likely be low quality and many will blur the audio through time. Somewhere between 6 and 13 is usually what you want.
- Time divs: the number of overlapping frames to use. Powers of two between 4 and 32 are good choices.
This linearly inverts the frequency of each bin.
- Nyquist multiplier: multiplier for the center frequencies of the bins.
Fixes the frequency of each bin directly to the center.
Modulates frequency of the bins based on their amplitude.
- Add: Ring modulation factor - intensity of frequency modulation.
- Shift: Frequency offset.
- Alpha: Exponential averaging alpha for amplitude estimate.
Modulates frequency and amplitude of bins based on exponential average of lower pitched bins.
- Frequency alpha: exponential averaging alpha for frequency
- Amplitude alpha: exponential averaging alpha for amplitude
- Frequency mix: Mixer for original/modulated frequency
- Amplitude mix: Mixer for original/modulated amplitude
- Shift: Shift factor
- Shift: Shift factor
- Shift: Shift factor
Performs floating point modulus on the amplitude of each bin.
- Mod: Divisor
Uses exponential averaging to blur amplitude and frequency across time.
- Frequency alpha: exponential averaging alpha for frequency
- Amplitude alpha: exponential averaging alpha for amplitude
- Frequency mix: Mixer for original/modulated frequency
- Amplitude mix: Mixer for original/modulated amplitude
- Amplitude high replace: Mixer for replacing blurred amplitude with current amplitude when current amplitude exceeds blurred amplitude.
- Amplitude low replace: Mixer for replacing blurred amplitude with current amplitude when blurred amplitude exceeds current amplitude.
Each bin is delayed by an amount relative to it's amplitude. Delay is measured in frames that are bins/time-div/sample-rate seconds long.
- Delay: amount of time to delay by
- Max delay: delay buffer size
- Frequency/amplitude mix: mixer for delayed/original signal
- Frequency/amplitude feedback: multiplier for previously read events - at 1, samples will remain in the buffer until they are overwritten, possibly looping after the max delay.
Filter out loud/quiet sounds
- Gate: don't let sounds through that are quieter than this threshold
- Duck: don't let sounds through that are louder than this threshold
Filter out sounds that are changing in frequency or amplitude
- Freq/Amp min/max: thresholds for filter to activate
Capture a sound then repeat it indefinitely
- Length: The length of the section to repeat, in frames
- Hold: Mixer for input signal/signal from loop buffer
- Decay: Multiplier for buffer amplitude
- Mix: Amplitude dry/wet.
Reorder frames by indexing into a circular buffer by some specified increment.
- Length: Circular buffer length
- Increment: Circular buffer index increment
Contributions (new plugins, fixes, etc) are welcome! To make sure everything goes smoothly, please ensure your code is formatted with rustfmt, produces no warnings and follows existing conventions to the extent possible.