/* Chassis polysynth framework Copyright 2024 Gordon JC Pearce Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. */ #pragma once #include // uint16_t attack_table[128]; // uint16_t decay_table[128]; class Synth; class Voice { public: uint8_t note = 60; // per-voice note, set to middle C at 02b1h void on(uint32_t key, bool reset); void off(); bool isFree(); void run(Synth &s, float *buffer, uint32_t samples); void envelope(Synth &s); void calcPitch(Synth &s); void calcFilter(Synth &s); uint16_t ff71 = 0; // stores pitch + fraction float omega; uint16_t vcfenv; private: enum { ATTACK, DECAY, SUSTAIN, RELEASE } envState = RELEASE; enum { K_OFF, K_WAIT, K_ON, K_SUSTAIN } keyState = K_OFF; bool ff00 = 0; // reset DCO clock flag bool ff07 = 0; // set to indicate attack phase bool ff08 = 0; // set to indicate decay/sustain phase bool ff10 = 0; // note on bit bool ff11 = 0; // drives the "gate" signal for VCA uint16_t ff27 = 0; // envelope for voice bool ff33 = 0; // releasing flag uint16_t env; float phase = 0, subosc = 1; // float env, target; float delay; uint8_t pulseStage = 0; float lastpw = 0; float vr58c106 = 0; float b1, b2, b3, b4; }; class Synth { public: Voice voice[8]; float lfo = 0, lfosw = 0.01; float lastpw = 0; uint32_t blockLeft; uint32_t framesLeft = 0; bool keyon; uint8_t ff63 = 0; // RAM from ff00h to ffffh is cleared to zero // this is in the startup routine at 0280h uint8_t ff1e = 0; uint8_t ff34 = 0; uint8_t ff4a = 0; // LFO flags uint16_t ff4d = 0; // LFO output value uint16_t ff4f = 0; // computed PWM LFO uint16_t ff51 = 0; // computed pitch LFO uint16_t ff53 = 0; // computed VCF LFO uint16_t ff56 = 0; // LFO Delay envelope uint16_t ff5a = 0; // LFO Delay holdoff uint8_t ff64 = 0; // LFO mod sens amount uint16_t ff65 = 0; // computed VCF bend amount uint8_t ff6a = 0; uint8_t ff6b = 0; uint8_t ff6e = 0; // fractional pitch temp uint16_t ff6f = 0; // computed pitch amount // uint16_t ff71 = 0; // unsure, to do with pitch // okay, not the greatest, this right here // this struct contains the bytes that make up a Juno 106 patch in // sysex order, exactly as they'd be transmitted or received by a // real one. // the horrifying implication here is that we can just shunt this // around and memcpy() values from sysex on top of it // this is set to a "sensible" patch // the comments indicate what the defaults are set to // in the routine at 02c2h, in case they're important struct { uint8_t lfoRate = 0x30; // lookup value defaults to 0x0200 uint8_t lfoDelay = 0x00; uint8_t vcoLfo = 0x0a; uint8_t pwmLfo = 0x30; uint8_t noise = 0x00; uint8_t vcfFreq = 0x3c; // 0x3f80 uint8_t vcfReso = 0x00; uint8_t vcfEnv = 0x2e; uint8_t vcfLfo = 0; uint8_t vcfKey = 0x47; uint8_t vca = 0x28; uint8_t env_a = 0x1b; uint8_t env_d = 0x39; uint8_t env_s = 0x39; // 0x3f80 uint8_t env_r = 0x30; uint8_t sub = 0x00; uint8_t switch1 = 0x1a; uint8_t switch2 = 0x18; } patchRam; float pitchCV[104]; void runLFO(); void lfoDelay(); };