Node that reads from a file node and timestretches its output. More...

Inheritance diagram for tracktion::engine::TimeStretchingWaveNode:

Public Member Functions
	TimeStretchingWaveNode (AudioClipBase &, tracktion::graph::PlayHeadState &)

tracktion::graph::NodeProperties	getNodeProperties () override
	Should return the properties of the node. More...

std::vector< Node * >	getDirectInputNodes () override
	Should return all the inputs directly feeding in to this node. More...

void	prepareToPlay (const tracktion::graph::PlaybackInitialisationInfo &) override
	Called once before playback begins for each node. More...

bool	isReadyToProcess () override
	Should return true when this node is ready to be processed. More...

void	process (ProcessContext &) override
	Called when the node is to be processed. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from tracktion::graph::Node
	Node ()=default

virtual	~Node ()=default

void	initialise (const PlaybackInitialisationInfo &)
	Call once after the graph has been constructed to initialise buffers etc. More...

void	prepareForNextBlock (juce::Range< int64_t > referenceSampleRange)
	Call before processing the next block, used to reset the process status. More...

void	process (choc::buffer::FrameCount numSamples, juce::Range< int64_t > referenceSampleRange)
	Call to process the node, which will in turn call the process method with the buffers to fill. More...

bool	hasProcessed () const
	Returns true if this node has processed and its outputs can be retrieved. More...

AudioAndMidiBuffer	getProcessedOutput ()
	Returns the processed audio and MIDI output. More...

virtual TransformResult	transform (Node &, const std::vector< Node * > &, TransformCache &)
	Called after construction to give the node a chance to modify its topology. More...

virtual std::vector< Node * >	getInternalNodes ()
	Can return Nodes that are internal to this Node but don't make up the main graph constructed from getDirectInputNodes(). More...

void	retain ()
	Retains the buffers so they won't be deallocated after the Node has processed. More...

void	release ()
	Releases the buffers allowing internal storage to be deallocated. More...

virtual size_t	getAllocatedBytes () const

Additional Inherited Members
Public Attributes inherited from tracktion::graph::Node
void *	internal = nullptr

int	numOutputNodes = -1

Protected Member Functions inherited from tracktion::graph::Node
virtual void	prefetchBlock (juce::Range< int64_t >)
	Called before once on all Nodes before they are processed. More...

void	setOptimisations (NodeOptimisations)
	This can be called to provide some hints about allocating or playing back a Node to improve efficiency. More...

void	setAudioOutput (Node *sourceNode, const choc::buffer::ChannelArrayView< float > &)
	This can be called during your process function to set a view to the output. More...

Detailed Description

Node that reads from a file node and timestretches its output.

Annoyingly, this has to replicate a lot of the functionality in WaveNode. Note that this isn't designed to be a fully fledged Node, it doesn't deal with clip offsets, loops etc. It's only designed for previewing files.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ TimeStretchingWaveNode()

tracktion::engine::TimeStretchingWaveNode::TimeStretchingWaveNode	(	AudioClipBase &	,
		tracktion::graph::PlayHeadState &
	)

Member Function Documentation

◆ getNodeProperties()

tracktion::graph::NodeProperties tracktion::engine::TimeStretchingWaveNode::getNodeProperties ( )

overridevirtual

Should return the properties of the node.

This should not be called until after initialise.

Implements tracktion::graph::Node.

◆ getDirectInputNodes()

std::vector<Node*> tracktion::engine::TimeStretchingWaveNode::getDirectInputNodes ( )

overridevirtual

Should return all the inputs directly feeding in to this node.

Reimplemented from tracktion::graph::Node.

◆ prepareToPlay()

void tracktion::engine::TimeStretchingWaveNode::prepareToPlay ( const tracktion::graph::PlaybackInitialisationInfo & )

overridevirtual

Called once before playback begins for each node.

Use this to allocate buffers etc. This step can be used to modify the topology of the graph (i.e. add/remove nodes). However, if you do this, you must make sure to call initialise on them so they are fully prepared for processing.

Reimplemented from tracktion::graph::Node.