This class contains some helpful static methods for dealing with decibel values. More...
#include <juce_Decibels.h>
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static Type | decibelsToGain (Type decibels, Type minusInfinityDb=Type(defaultMinusInfinitydB)) |
Converts a dBFS value to its equivalent gain level. More... | |
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static Type | gainToDecibels (Type gain, Type minusInfinityDb=Type(defaultMinusInfinitydB)) |
Converts a gain level into a dBFS value. More... | |
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static String | toString (Type decibels, int decimalPlaces=2, Type minusInfinityDb=Type(defaultMinusInfinitydB), bool shouldIncludeSuffix=true, StringRef customMinusInfinityString={}) |
Converts a decibel reading to a string. More... | |
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enum | { defaultMinusInfinitydB = -100 } |
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Decibels ()=delete | |
This class contains some helpful static methods for dealing with decibel values.
{Audio}
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Converts a dBFS value to its equivalent gain level.
A gain of 1.0 = 0 dB, and lower gains map onto negative decibel values. Any decibel value lower than minusInfinityDb will return a gain of 0.
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Converts a gain level into a dBFS value.
A gain of 1.0 = 0 dB, and lower gains map onto negative decibel values. If the gain is 0 (or negative), then the method will return the value provided as minusInfinityDb.
References juce::jmax().
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Converts a decibel reading to a string.
By default the returned string will have the 'dB' suffix added, but this can be removed by setting the shouldIncludeSuffix argument to false. If a customMinusInfinityString argument is provided this will be returned if the value is lower than minusInfinityDb, otherwise the return value will be "-INF".
References juce::String::preallocateBytes(), and juce::roundToInt().