#include <ivstaudioprocessor.h>
Audio processing interface: Vst::IAudioProcessor
- [plug imp]
- [extends IComponent]
- [released: 3.0.0]
- [mandatory]
This interface must always be supported by audio processing plug-ins.
◆ canProcessSampleSize()
| virtual tresult PLUGIN_API Steinberg::Vst::IAudioProcessor::canProcessSampleSize |
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int32 | symbolicSampleSize | ) |
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◆ getBusArrangement()
◆ getLatencySamples()
| virtual uint32 PLUGIN_API Steinberg::Vst::IAudioProcessor::getLatencySamples |
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Gets the current Latency in samples. The returned value defines the group delay or the latency of the plug-in. For example, if the plug-in internally needs to look in advance (like compressors) 512 samples then this plug-in should report 512 as latency. If during the use of the plug-in this latency change, the plug-in has to inform the host by using IComponentHandler::restartComponent (kLatencyChanged), this could lead to audio playback interruption because the host has to recompute its internal mixer delay compensation. Note that for player live recording this latency should be zero or small.
◆ getTailSamples()
| virtual uint32 PLUGIN_API Steinberg::Vst::IAudioProcessor::getTailSamples |
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Gets tail size in samples. For example, if the plug-in is a Reverb plug-in and it knows that the maximum length of the Reverb is 2sec, then it has to return in getTailSamples() (in VST2 it was getGetTailSize ()): 2*sampleRate. This information could be used by host for offline processing, process optimization and downmix (avoiding signal cut (clicks)). It should return:
- kNoTail when no tail
- x * sampleRate when x Sec tail.
- kInfiniteTail when infinite tail.
◆ process()
The Process call, where all information (parameter changes, event, audio buffer) are passed.
◆ setBusArrangements()
Try to set (host => plug-in) a wanted arrangement for inputs and outputs. The host should always deliver the same number of input and output busses than the plug-in needs (see IComponent::getBusCount). The plug-in has 3 possibilities to react on this setBusArrangements call:
- The plug-in accepts these arrangements, then it should modify, if needed, its busses to match these new arrangements (later on asked by the host with IComponent::getBusInfo () or IAudioProcessor::getBusArrangement ()) and then should return kResultTrue.
- The plug-in does not accept or support these requested arrangements for all inputs/outputs or just for some or only one bus, but the plug-in can try to adapt its current arrangements according to the requested ones (requested arrangements for kMain busses should be handled with more priority than the ones for kAux busses), then it should modify its busses arrangements and should return kResultFalse.
- Same than the point 2 above the plug-in does not support these requested arrangements but the plug-in cannot find corresponding arrangements, the plug-in could keep its current arrangement or fall back to a default arrangement by modifying its busses arrangements and should return kResultFalse.
- Parameters
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◆ setProcessing()
| virtual tresult PLUGIN_API Steinberg::Vst::IAudioProcessor::setProcessing |
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TBool | state | ) |
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Informs the plug-in about the processing state. This will be called before any process calls start with true and after with false. Note that setProcessing (false) may be called after setProcessing (true) without any process calls. Note this function could be called in the UI or in Processing Thread, thats why the plug-in should only light operation (no memory allocation or big setup reconfiguration), this could be used to reset some buffers (like Delay line or Reverb). The host has to be sure that it is called only when the plug-in is enable (setActive (true) was called).
◆ setupProcessing()
| virtual tresult PLUGIN_API Steinberg::Vst::IAudioProcessor::setupProcessing |
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ProcessSetup & | setup | ) |
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Called in disable state (setActive not called with true) before setProcessing is called and processing will begin.
◆ iid
| const FUID Steinberg::Vst::IAudioProcessor::iid |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/runner/work/lmms-fork/lmms-fork/plugins/CarlaBase/carla/source/includes/vst3sdk/pluginterfaces/vst/ivstaudioprocessor.h