Example 1

# This example shows how to use the sampler to loop any soundfile from the disk.
# A state-variable filter is then applied on the looped sound.

class Module(BaseModule):
    """
    "State Variable Filter"

    Description

    This module implements lowpass, bandpass and highpass filters in parallel
    and allow the user to interpolate on an axis lp -> bp -> hp.

    Sliders

        # Cutoff/Center Freq :
                Cutoff frequency for lp and hp (center freq for bp)
        # Filter Q :
                Q factor (inverse of bandwidth) of the filter
        # Type (lp->bp->hp) :
                Interpolating factor between filters
        # Dry / Wet :
                Mix between the original and the filtered signals

    Graph Only

        # Overall Amplitude :
                The amplitude curve applied on the total duration of the performance

    Popups & Toggles

        # Polyphony Voices :
                Number of voices played simultaneously (polyphony),
                only available at initialization time
        # Polyphony Chords :
                Pitch interval between voices (chords),
                only available at initialization time

    """
    def __init__(self):
        BaseModule.__init__(self)
        self.snd = self.addSampler("snd")
        self.dsp = SVF(self.snd, self.freq, self.q, self.type)
        self.out = Interp(self.snd, self.dsp, self.drywet, mul=self.env)

Interface = [
    csampler(name="snd"),
    cgraph(name="env", label="Overall Amplitude", func=[(0,1),(1,1)], col="blue1"),
    cslider(name="freq", label="Cutoff/Center Freq", min=20, max=20000, init=1000,
            rel="log", unit="Hz", col="green1"),
    cslider(name="q", label="Filter Q", min=0.5, max=25, init=1, rel="log",
            unit="x", col="green2"),
    cslider(name="type", label="Type (lp->bp->hp)", min=0, max=1, init=0.5,
            rel="lin", unit="x", col="green3"),
    cslider(name="drywet", label="Dry / Wet", min=0, max=1, init=1, rel="lin",
            unit="x", col="blue1"),
    cpoly()
]