pax_global_header00006660000000000000000000000064113464015760014521gustar00rootroot0000000000000052 comment=31801988f98493ea6b254c52e13f363189b66f6c jamin-0.97.14~cvs~81203/000077500000000000000000000000001134640157600145075ustar00rootroot00000000000000jamin-0.97.14~cvs~81203/AUTHORS000066400000000000000000000007301134640157600155570ustar00rootroot00000000000000 Like many projects, JAMin originated in discussions on the Linux Audio Developers mailing list. Steve Harris is the principle author and team leader. SourceForge CVS developers, in alphabetical order: Jan Depner Steve Harris Jack O'Quin Ron Parker Emmanuel Saracco Patrick Shirkey Others have contributed significant ideas or patches. Alexandre Prokoudine and Yuri N. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. jamin-0.97.14~cvs~81203/ChangeLog000066400000000000000000000147041134640157600162670ustar00rootroot000000000000002008-02-08 Emmanuel Saracco * Take in account libdir defined at compile time for LADSPA plugins search path. 2008-02-04 Emmanuel Saracco * Avoid some GCC warnings about cast. 2008-02-03 Emmanuel Saracco * Version: 0.97.13 * Install libs under lib64 directory on 64bits architectures. 2008-02-02 Emmanuel Saracco * Save/Load Crossover type to/from JAMin session file. * Refresh preferences dialog properties when session file is loaded. 2005-11-15 Steve Harris * Fixed OSC scene path discrepencies. 2005-08-17 Jan Depner * Cleaned up the preferences dialog a bit. * Added warning tooltips to crossover type buttons. 2005-04-24 Jan Depner * Made parametric (notch) handles larger for ease of use. * Allow parametric notch Q handles to overlap. * Button 2 can now also be used to move parametric handles without the possibility of missing and drawing the EQ curve. * Fixed the preferences scene crossfade time option so you can select by .1 second. 2005-01-22 Steve Harris * gtkmeter.c: fixed incorrect constant in gtkmeter.c that caused the meter to jump between -50 and -60 dB's. 2004-12-26 Jack O'Quin * Updated ru.po from Alexandre 2004-12-15 Jack O'Quin * added -j servername option to select JACK server 2004-12-06 Steve Harris * jam_ui.glade: changed packing of about dialogue so that the logo fills, but doesnt expand. 2004-11-01 Jack O'Quin * Use jack_client_open(), if available. Use actual client name in title bar, not necessarily PACKAGE name. 2004-10-28 Steve Harris * src/process.c: added some code to change the bandwidth of the filters dynamically with cutoff freq. doesnt work that well 2004-10-26 Steve Harris * src/process.c: added a #ifdef'd section on FILER_TUNING that allows you to tune the filter paramters dynamically. * jam-ui.glade: added a window that is only created if the macro is defined. 2004-10-23 Jan Depner Crossover type can be selected from the options->preferences menu or by using the -i command line option. 2004-10-22 Steve Harris * src/process.c: Abandon using RBJ biquads and the crazy inverting scheme, it was too complicated. Now using pairs of Butterworth HP/LP's in a traditional crossover network. Seems to sound good. The use of IIR xovers is controled by the variable iir_xover, defined in process.c. 2004-10-21 Steve Harris The code now uses IIR biquads to do the corssover. Theres a lopass that splits off the lower band, mid+high is got by inverting that filter then mid is extracted by lowpassing the mid+high signal, and the 2nd filter is inverted to get the high band. I'm not sure this is a good technique, but it seems to work. * src/process.c: Made a new function run_eq_iir() that uses IIR filters to do the crossover. * src/biquad.h: Added, from sqh-plugins. * src/denomral-kill.h: split from process.c. 2004-10-05 Steve Harris * src/Makefile.am: Bugfix from Mario Lang to allow building on machines with libxml2 headers in a non-standard location 2004-08-01 Steve Harris * jamin.1.in: Added notes saying how the OSC method can be used. 2004-07-17 Steve Harris * limiter*.c: Replaced limiter code with code to drive new limiter fastLookaheadLimiter(1913). JAMin now requires swh-plugins 0.4.6+. * jam-ui.glade: Changed range of limiter release time. * process.c: removed explicit gain change code (now internal to limiter) 2004-05-30 Steve Harris * jam-ui.glade: changed minimum limiter release time to 1ms 2004-05-08 Steve Harris * controller/*: added a controller plugin. Creates thread to send OSC messages to the JAMin application. Causes segfaults in jack-rack when its removed, works in applyplugin, ecamegapedal and ardour. 2004-05-06 Steve Harris * state.c, compressor-ui.c: added global settings to XML file. all should be read, but only the gang states are written correctly. Added gang accessor funcs to compressor ui code. 2004-05-05 Steve Harris * configure.in, main.c: made OSC library optional, fixed scene change code 2004-05-04 Steve Harris * main.c, jamin-scene.c: added OSC control to jamin. Additional handler in main.c to accept scene change numbers on /scene. Additional command line tool to send OSC messages for testing. 2004-05-02 Steve Harris * process.c (latcorbuf): Fixed limiter bypass. Added yet another ringbuffer to hold the output of the compressors to allow the limiter to be bypassed correctly. 2004-03-23 Jack O'Quin * io.c: use first two JACK driver playback ports for default output destination. Now works with any driver, not just ALSA. 2004-02-22 Steve Harris * process.c (run_eq): linked UI controls to bypass for EQ and limiter * process.c (process_set_eq_bypass, process_set_limiter_bypass): new functions, used to control bypass from other threads. 2004-02-17 Steve Harris * process.c (run_eq): fixed off-by-one-octave bug in frequency -> bin mappings 2004-01-27 Steve Harris * process.c (process, run_eq): added functions to control active/mute/byapss state of each crossover band * process.h: added macros for band states 2004-01-18 Steve Harris * callbacks.c (on_new1_activate): now calls s_load_session with NULL to load default session file. 2002-01-13 Steve Harris * hdeq.c (hdeq_low2mid_set, hdeq_mid2high_set, comp_curve_box_motion): replace stack allocated char arrays with pointers and g_strdup_printf * scenes.c (clear_scene, unset_scene_buttons): replace stack allocated char arrays with pointers and g_strdup_printf * configure.in: version -> 0.8.2 2004-01-12 Steve Harris * hdeq.c (hdeq_curve_motion): Changed stack alloced sprintfs to be heap alloced (with g_strdup_printf) * configure.in: version -> 0.8.1 2004-01-12 Jack O'Quin * First beta release [0.8.0]. jamin-0.97.14~cvs~81203/INSTALL000066400000000000000000000220241134640157600155400ustar00rootroot00000000000000Copyright 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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Web site: Mailing list: JAMin runs under the JACK Audio Connection Kit, a low-latency audio server, which can connect a number of different applications to an audio device, and also allow them to share audio among themselves. JACK is different from other audio servers in being designed from the ground up for professional audio work. It focuses on two key areas: synchronous execution of all clients, and low latency operation. To get satisfactory results with JAMin, you will need to set your system up to run JACK well. See for details. COMPILING --------- You will need: * Tools: gcc >= 2.95 autoconf >= 2.52 automake >= 1.4 libtool >= 1.4.2 gettext >= 0.11.5 pkgconfig >= 0.8.0 * Libraries: Recommended versions, where applicable, are shown under the general requirement. JACK >= 0.80.0 libxml2 >= 2.5 GTK+ 2.0 LADSPA SDK swh-plugins >= 0.4.6 fftw-3 >= 3.0.0 should have float support enabled liblo >= 0.5 optional, but if you have it installed JAMin will support scene changes over OSC and a commandline tool will be built When compiling you can request that JAMin links with the (default) double precision FFTW library (using ./configure --enable-double-fft), but this is unlikely to result in a JAMin that will run in realtime, and is untested. You have been warned. jamin-0.97.14~cvs~81203/TODO000066400000000000000000000055071134640157600152060ustar00rootroot00000000000000======================================================================= *** TODO - A one file mini-bugzilla for JAMIN developers *** ======================================================================= (Modeled on the JACK TODO file, with thanks to Kai Vehmanen.) TO BE DECIDED (owner) TODO (owner) - fix limiter bypass (Steve) - add OSC functionality (Steve) - commit mastering documentation to CVS (Ron) - set JACK port latencies correctly (Jack, Steve) - error and debug message rationalization (???) IF_DEBUG(), -v option, error dialogue - allow jamin to run (disconnected) without JACK server (???) connect (or reconnect) at any time - i18n cleanup (???) - test automation (???) - scene automation -- MIDI? (???) - backend / UI seperation (everyone) TO THINK ABOUT - making the DocBook/XML documentation compatible with Yelp (Alexandre) - add test script directory (Jack) CLOSED (date) - Morph settings on scene changes (2003/06/30) - Make save and load work with multiple scenes (2003/06/30) - remove use of (2003/06/03) - capabilites support for DSP thread (2003/06/15) - AUTHORS file (2003/06/16) - add JACK transport position tracking (2003/06/17) - JACK transport master control (2003/06/25) - UI for JACK transport master (2003/06/25) - README file (2003/06/27) - UI for reporting JACK status, including transport state (2003/07/05) - Change all uses of JAM to JAMin (2003/11/19) - copyright headers in source code file (2003/11/19) - move option parsing from io.c to main.c (2003/11/19) - option to start up with no ports connected (2003/11/19) - option for session name (2003/11/19) - man page (2003/11/19) - finish hotkeys for most used stuff: volume/pan, tabs, transport (2003/11/19) - decide to remove 30 band EQ? (2003/11/19) - fix xover points and undo interaction (2003/11/19) - make output gain work (2003/12/02) - make FFTW double warning scarier (2003/12/02) - make "boost" less awful (2003/12/03) - make JAMin survive denormals and so on (2003/12/09) - fix crash on startup using gcc-2.95.4 (2003/12/13) - Correct for limiter latency in bypass (2003/12/??) - XML parser error/warning reporting (2004/01/10 - finish context sensitive help verbiage (2004/01/18) - options pulldown menu for spectrum, crossfade, EQ options (2004/01/19) - remove EQ options window and move functionality to options pulldown (2004/01/19) - color editor for GUI highlights/text colors (2004/01/19) - bypass / solo for bands (2004/02/21) - bypass for components (2004/02/21) - correct high and low pass slope in parametric controls (2004/03/01) - update web pages to show Options menu (2004/03/??) - add all modifiable colors to preferences menu (2004/04/26) - save options to startup file (2004/04/28) - fixed help in preferences and options dialog (2004/04/29) - save compressor control ganging, min/max EQ values, other stuff with state (??) jamin-0.97.14~cvs~81203/acconfig.h000066400000000000000000000002161134640157600164300ustar00rootroot00000000000000#undef ENABLE_NLS #undef HAVE_CATGETS #undef HAVE_GETTEXT #undef GETTEXT_PACKAGE #undef HAVE_LC_MESSAGES #undef HAVE_STPCPY #undef HAVE_LIBSM jamin-0.97.14~cvs~81203/autogen.sh000077500000000000000000000077201134640157600165160ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/bin/sh # Run this to generate all the initial makefiles, etc. srcdir=`dirname $0` test -z "$srcdir" && srcdir=. 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Should be immediatly after ladspa\n"; } @globtags = @{ $ladspa->[4] }; for ($i=3; $i<@globtags; $i+=4) { $foo = $globtags[$i]; unless (ref($foo)) { if ($foo eq "meta") { $global{$globtags[$i+1]->[0]->{'name'}} = $globtags[$i+1]->[0]->{'value'}; } if ($foo eq "include") { push(@includes, $globtags[$i+1]->[0]->{'file'}); } if ($foo eq "code") { $g_code = $globtags[$i+1]->[2]; $g_code =~ s/^\s*\n//; $g_code =~ s/\t/ /g; $g_code =~ /^( *)/; $xml_indent = " " x length($1); $g_code =~ s/(^|\n)$xml_indent/$1/g; $g_code =~ s/\s+$//; $global_code .= $g_code."\n\n"; } } } for (my $i=7; $i<@{$ladspa}; $i+=4) { $foo = $ladspa->[$i]; if ($foo eq "plugin") { &process_plugin($ladspa->[$i+1]); push(@allports, @ports); @ports = (); } } # General headers print < \#include \#ifndef WIN32 \#include "config.h" \#endif \#ifdef ENABLE_NLS \#include \#endif \#define _ISOC9X_SOURCE 1 \#define _ISOC99_SOURCE 1 \#define __USE_ISOC99 1 \#define __USE_ISOC9X 1 \#include \#include "ladspa.h" \#ifdef WIN32 \#define _WINDOWS_DLL_EXPORT_ __declspec(dllexport) int bIsFirstTime = 1; void _init(); // forward declaration \#else \#define _WINDOWS_DLL_EXPORT_ \#endif EOB for $inc (@includes) { print "#include \"$inc\"\n"; } unless ($global_code) { $global_code = ""; } my $glob_code_start = find_el_line("code"); print "#line $glob_code_start \"$filename\"\n" if $glob_code_start && $xml_line; print "\n$global_code"; my $n = 0; $last_plugin = ""; for $port (@allports) { if ($port->{'plugin'} ne $last_plugin) { $n = 0; $last_plugin = $port->{'plugin'}; } $pl = uc($port->{'plugin'}.'_'.$port->{'label'}); printf("#define %-30s $n\n", $pl); $n++; } print $globals; print <[0]->{'id'}; $label = $tree->[0]->{'label'}; if (!$id) { die "Plugin '$label' has no id"; } if (!$label) { die "Plugin #$id has no label"; } push(@plugins, $label); %i_data = (); for ($i=3; $i<@{$tree}; $i+=4) { $foo = $tree->[$i]; if ($foo eq "name") { $name = $tree->[$i+1]->[2]; } if ($foo eq "callback") { push(@callbacks, $tree->[$i+1]->[0]->{'event'}); $callback_code{$label.'_'.$tree->[$i+1]->[0]->{'event'}} = $tree->[$i+1]->[2]; } if ($foo eq "port") { push(@ports, &process_port($tree->[$i+1])); } if ($foo eq "instance-data") { $i_data{$tree->[$i+1]->[0]->{'label'}} = $tree->[$i+1]->[0]->{'type'}; } } my @calls = (); my %MARK = (); grep($MARK{$_}++, @callbacks, @required_calls); @calls = sort keys %MARK; for $call (@calls) { my $call_start = find_el_line("callback", "event" => $call); if ($call_start) { $call_start++; if ($xml_line ) { $cc_marker = "#line $call_start \"$filename\"\n"; } else { $cc_marker = ""; } } else { $cc_marker = ""; } if ($call eq "instantiate") { $c = ""; if ($callback_code{"${label}_instantiate"}) { $c .= "\t\u$label *plugin_data = (\u$label *)malloc(sizeof(\u$label));\n"; for $var (sort keys %i_data) { if ($i_data{$var} =~ /\*/) { $c .= "\t$i_data{$var}$var = NULL;\n"; } else { #$c .= "\t$i_data{$var} $var = 0;\n"; $c .= "\t$i_data{$var} $var;\n"; } } $c .= "\n".$cc_marker; $c .= reindent_callback($callback_code{"${label}_instantiate"})."\n\n"; for $var (sort keys %i_data) { $c .= "\tplugin_data->$var = $var;\n"; } $c .= "\n\treturn (LADSPA_Handle)plugin_data;" } else { $c .= "\t\u$label *plugin_data = (\u$label *)malloc(sizeof(\u$label));\n"; $c .= "\tplugin_data->run_adding_gain = 1.0f;\n"; $c .= "\n\treturn (LADSPA_Handle)plugin_data;" } $code .= <{'label'}); if ($port->{'watch'}) { $watch = "\n plugin->$port->{'watch'} = 1;"; } else { $watch = ""; } $code .= <$port->{label} = data;$watch break; EOB } $code .= <{'dir'} eq "input") { $const = "const "; } else { $const = ""; } if ($port->{'type'} eq "audio") { $run_code .= "\n /* $port->{name} (array of floats of length sample_count) */\n"; $run_code .= " ${const}LADSPA_Data * const ".$port->{'label'}." = plugin_data->".$port->{'label'}.";\n"; } elsif ($port->{'dir'} eq "input") { $run_code .= "\n /* $port->{name} (float value) */\n"; $run_code .= " const LADSPA_Data ".$port->{'label'}." = *(plugin_data->".$port->{'label'}.");\n"; } } for $var (sort keys %i_data) { $run_code .= " $i_data{$var} $var = plugin_data->$var;\n"; } if ($callback_code{"${label}_run"}) { $cb_code = $callback_code{"${label}_run"}; $cb_code =~ s/^\n//; $cb_code =~ s/\t/ /g; $cb_code =~ /^( *)/; $xml_indent = " " x length($1); $cb_code =~ s/(^|\n)$xml_indent/$1\t/g; $cb_code =~ s/\s+$//; } else { $cb_code = <run_adding_gain = gain; } static void runAdding\u$label(LADSPA_Handle instance, unsigned long sample_count) { \u$label *plugin_data = (\u$label *)instance; LADSPA_Data run_adding_gain = plugin_data->run_adding_gain; $run_code EOB } } $run_code = ""; $globals .= " static LADSPA_Descriptor *${label}Descriptor = NULL;\n"; $num_ports = @ports; $init_code .= <UniqueID = $id; ${label}Descriptor->Label = "$label"; ${label}Descriptor->Properties = $properties; ${label}Descriptor->Name = D_("$name"); ${label}Descriptor->Maker = "$maker"; ${label}Descriptor->Copyright = "$copyright"; ${label}Descriptor->PortCount = $num_ports; port_descriptors = (LADSPA_PortDescriptor *)calloc($num_ports, sizeof(LADSPA_PortDescriptor)); ${label}Descriptor->PortDescriptors = (const LADSPA_PortDescriptor *)port_descriptors; port_range_hints = (LADSPA_PortRangeHint *)calloc($num_ports, sizeof(LADSPA_PortRangeHint)); ${label}Descriptor->PortRangeHints = (const LADSPA_PortRangeHint *)port_range_hints; port_names = (char **)calloc($num_ports, sizeof(char*)); ${label}Descriptor->PortNames = (const char **)port_names; EOB $fini_code .= <PortDescriptors); free((char **)${label}Descriptor->PortNames); free((LADSPA_PortRangeHint *)${label}Descriptor->PortRangeHints); free(${label}Descriptor); } EOB $globals .= "\ntypedef struct {\n"; for $port (@ports) { my $min = ""; my $max = ""; $l = uc($port->{'label'}); $d = uc($port->{'dir'}); $t = uc($port->{'type'}); $n = $port->{'name'}; $p = uc($label); $min = $port->{'min'} if defined $port->{'min'}; $max = $port->{'max'} if defined $port->{'max'}; if (defined $port->{'hints'}) { $hints = $port->{'hints'}; } else { $hints = ""; } $init_code .= <[0]->{'label'}; $$pname{'watch'} = $tree->[0]->{'watch'}; $$pname{'dir'} = $tree->[0]->{'dir'}; $$pname{'type'} = $tree->[0]->{'type'}; if (!$$pname{'label'} || !$$pname{'dir'} || !$$pname{'type'}) { die "Ports must have a label, dir(ection) and type"; } my $hints = ""; if ($tree->[0]->{'hint'}) { for $h (split(/[ ,]+/, $tree->[0]->{'hint'})) { $hints .= " | LADSPA_HINT_\U$h"; } } $$pname{'hints'} = $hints; for (my $el=3; $el<@{$tree}; $el+=4) { $foo = $tree->[$el]; if ($foo eq "name") { $$pname{'name'} = $tree->[$el+1]->[2]; } if ($foo eq "range") { $$pname{'min'} = $tree->[$el+1]->[0]->{'min'}; $$pname{'max'} = $tree->[$el+1]->[0]->{'max'}; } } return \%$pname; } sub reindent_callback { local ($cb_code) = @_; $cb_code =~ s/^\n//; $cb_code =~ s/\t/ /g; $cb_code =~ /^( *)/; $xml_indent = " " x length($1); $cb_code =~ s/(^|\n)$xml_indent/$1\t/g; $cb_code =~ s/\s+$//; return $cb_code; } sub find_el_line { local ($el, @rest) = @_; my $cnt = 0; my %attrs = (); while (@rest) { my $key = shift @rest; $attrs{$key} = shift @rest; } if (%attrs) { my $in_el = 0; my $num_attrs = length keys %attrs; my $matched = 0; for $line (@xml_source) { $cnt++; $in_el = 1 if $line =~ /<\s*$el[ \n>]/; if ($in_el) { for $attr (keys %attrs) { my $val = $attrs{$attr}; 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