sample_playback_guide.h

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 * This file is part of The Synthstrom Audible Deluge Firmware.
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#pragma once
 
#include <cstddef>
#include <cstdint>
 
class SampleHolder;
class Sample;
class VoiceSample;
class AudioFileHolder;
 
class SamplePlaybackGuide {
public:
    SamplePlaybackGuide();
    int32_t getFinalClusterIndex(Sample* sample, bool obeyMarkers, int32_t* getEndPlaybackAtByte = nullptr);
    virtual int32_t getBytePosToStartPlayback(bool justLooped) { return startPlaybackAtByte; }
    virtual int32_t getBytePosToEndOrLoopPlayback() {
        return endPlaybackAtByte;
    } // This is actually an important function whose output is the basis for a lot of stuff
    virtual void setupPlaybackBounds(bool reversed);
    virtual uint32_t getLoopStartPlaybackAtByte() { return startPlaybackAtByte; }
    virtual uint32_t getLoopEndPlaybackAtByte() { return endPlaybackAtByte; }
    uint64_t getSyncedNumSamplesIn();
    int32_t getNumSamplesLaggingBehindSync(VoiceSample* voiceSample);
    int32_t adjustPitchToCorrectDriftFromSync(VoiceSample* voiceSample, int32_t phaseIncrement);
 
    int8_t playDirection;
    AudioFileHolder* audioFileHolder; // If this is NULL, it means Voice that contains "me" (this Guide) is not
                                      // currently playing this Source/Sample, e.g. becacuse its volume was set to 0.
 
    // And, this might look a bit hackish, but we'll use this to point to the WaveTable if that's what we're using -
    // even though that's not a Sample, and doesn't otherwise need any of this "playback guide" stuff.
 
    // These byte numbers are all relative to the audio file start, which includes all the headers at the top.
    // If playing reversed, then end will be left of start.
    uint32_t startPlaybackAtByte;
    uint32_t endPlaybackAtByte;
 
    int32_t sequenceSyncStartedAtTick;
    uint32_t sequenceSyncLengthTicks; // When 0, means no syncing happening
};