ddf.minim
Interface AudioListener

All Known Subinterfaces:

SampleRecorder

All Known Implementing Classes:

SignalSplitter

public interface AudioListener

An AudioListener can be used to monitor Recordable objects. Each time a Recordable object receives a new sample buffer from the audio system, or generates a new sample buffer at the request of the audio system, it passes a copy of this buffer to its listeners. You can implement this interface if you want to receive samples in a callback fashion, rather than using an object's AudioBuffers to access them. You add an AudioListener to a Recordable by calling Recordable.addListener(AudioListener). When you want to stop receiving samples you call Recordable.removeListener(AudioListener).

Author:

Damien Di Fede

Method Summary

void	samples(float[] samp) Called by the Recordable object this is attached to when that object has new samples.
void	samples(float[] sampL, float[] sampR) Called by the Recordable object this is attached to when that object has new samples.

Method Detail

samples

void samples(float[] samp)

Called by the Recordable object this is attached to when that object has new samples.

Parameters:

samp - a buffer of samples from a MONO sound stream

samples

void samples(float[] sampL,
             float[] sampR)

Called by the Recordable object this is attached to when that object has new samples.

Parameters:

sampL - the left channel of a STEREO sound stream

sampR - the right channel of a STEREO sound stream