Multi-Channel Processors

This section describes the multi-channel processors provided by sfFDN. These are audio processors that operate on multiple channels of audio simultaneously. They can be used at the end of the input gains block, in the beginning of the output gains block and in the feedback paths of the delay network.

Processors

• Gains: A simple processor that applies a gain to each channel independently. Must be used in the ParallelGainsMode::Parallel mode.
• Schroeder Allpass: A parallel bank of Schroeder allpass filters.
• Delay bank: A parallel bank of delay lines. Each delay line can have a different length and can be configured to use interpolation for fractional delay lengths.
• Time-varying Delay Bank: A parallel bank of time-varying delay lines. The delay lengths are modulated over time using a sine wave.
• Feedback Matrix: Simple feedback matrix with scalar coefficients.
• Filter Feedback Matrix: Implementation of a Filter Feedback Matrix based on the design by S. J. Schlecht and E. A. P. Habets, “Scattering in feedback delay networks.” A filter feedback matrix consists of a series of scalar matrix interleaved with banks of delay lines.
• Attenuation Filter Bank: A parallel bank of attenuation filters. These filters are usually designed to target a specific RT60 and their gains are scaled according to the length of the delay lines. See also the Filtering manual page for the four attenuation filter variants and the associated design helpers.

AudioProcessorChain

The AudioProcessorChain class allows you to chain multiple multi-channel processors together. This is useful for creating more complex processing chains without having to create a custom processor class. You can add any of the multi-channel processors to the chain, as long as they have the same number of channels, and they will be processed in the order they were added.