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FFTAudioNodeComponent Class Reference

#include </opt/build/repo/nap/system_modules/napfft/src/fftaudionodecomponent.h>

Public Member Functions

 FFTAudioNodeComponent ()
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from Component
virtual void getDependentComponents (std::vector< rtti::TypeInfo > &components) const
 
virtual const rtti::TypeInfo getInstanceType () const =0
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from Resource
 Resource ()
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from Object
 Object ()
 
virtual ~Object ()
 
virtual bool init (utility::ErrorState &errorState)
 
virtual void onDestroy ()
 
 Object (Object &)=delete
 
Objectoperator= (const Object &)=delete
 
 Object (Object &&)=delete
 
Objectoperator= (Object &&)=delete
 

Public Attributes

nap::ComponentPtr< audio::AudioComponentBasemInput
 Property: 'Input' The component whose audio output will be measured. More...
 
FFTBuffer::EOverlap mOverlaps = FFTBuffer::EOverlap::One
 Property: 'Overlaps' Number of overlaps, more increases fft precision in exchange for performance. More...
 
int mChannel = 0
 Property: 'Channel' Channel of the input that will be analyzed. More...
 
- Public Attributes inherited from Object
std::string mID
 Property: 'mID' unique name of the object. Used as an identifier by the system. More...
 

Additional Inherited Members

- Static Public Member Functions inherited from Object
static bool isIDProperty (rtti::Instance &object, const rtti::Property &property)
 

Description

Component to measure the fft of the audio signal from an audio component.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ FFTAudioNodeComponent()

Member Data Documentation

◆ mChannel

int mChannel = 0

Property: 'Channel' Channel of the input that will be analyzed.

◆ mInput

Property: 'Input' The component whose audio output will be measured.

◆ mOverlaps

Property: 'Overlaps' Number of overlaps, more increases fft precision in exchange for performance.