Plans for a Basic Compressor for Audio Library?

[Electric Potato]

Hey, just wondering if a simple audio compressor object is planned for the Audio Library? It's a vital tool for signal processing and for me is the only thing missing from the amazing library (aside from a self contained parametric EQ object ).

I've only been able to find these two posts:
https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/5411...I-debug-the-levels?highlight=audio+compressor
https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/55117-a-crude-audio-compressor?highlight=audio+compressor

I'm playing around with those approaches but was just wondering if an official addition to the library is anywhere on the horizon.

Thanks!

 

[PaulStoffregen]

It's on a very long list of audio features I had originally planned to do this summer, after launching Teensy 4.1. Sadly, PJRC has been running short-staffed since March due to social distancing for the pandemic. Just struggling to keep the business running without our normal people has *really* cut into my dev time this year.

 

[chipaudette]

If you're using a teensy 3.5 or 3.6 (and possibly T4.x), you can use one of the floating-point versions of the teensy audio library from the community. There are several out there.

The two that I'm associated with both have compressors.

OpenAudio: https://github.com/chipaudette/Open...sicCompressor_Float/BasicCompressor_Float.ino

Tympan: https://github.com/Tympan/Tympan_Library/tree/master/examples/01-Basic/TrebleBoost_wComp

Chip

 

[Electric Potato]

Ah well I'm glad to know that it's in the works and obviously Teensy continuing to exist is a much bigger priority lol. Thanks for all the hard work Paul!

Chip I'll check out that library, thanks a ton!