Speaker properties. More...

#include <vst.h>

Data Fields
float	azimuth
	Azimuth in Radians Range: -PI (Left) through 0.0 (Right) to PI (Left)

float	altitude
	Altitude in Radians Range: -PI/2 (Bottom) to PI/2 (Top)

float	distance
	Distance in Meters range: 0 to +-Infinity.

char	name [VST_BUFFER_SIZE_SPEAKER_NAME]
	Human readable name for this speaker.

int32_t	type
	The type of the speaker.

Detailed Description

Speaker properties.

Definition at line 639 of file vst.h.

Field Documentation

◆ altitude

float vst_speaker_properties_t::altitude

Altitude in Radians Range: -PI/2 (Bottom) to PI/2 (Top)

Note: Must be 10.0 if this is a LFE.

Definition at line 652 of file vst.h.

◆ azimuth

float vst_speaker_properties_t::azimuth

Azimuth in Radians Range: -PI (Left) through 0.0 (Right) to PI (Left)

Note: Must be 10.0 if this is a LFE.

Definition at line 645 of file vst.h.

◆ distance

float vst_speaker_properties_t::distance

Distance in Meters range: 0 to +-Infinity.

Note: Must be 0.0 if this is a LFE.

Definition at line 659 of file vst.h.

◆ name

char vst_speaker_properties_t::name[VST_BUFFER_SIZE_SPEAKER_NAME]

Human readable name for this speaker.

Some hosts will behave weird if you use "L", "R", "C", "Ls", "Rs", "Lc", "Rc", "LFE", "Lfe", "Sl", "Sr", "Cs", and other 2 to 3 letter short codes. Best not to use those if you like your plug-in in a not-crashy state.

Definition at line 669 of file vst.h.

◆ type

int32_t vst_speaker_properties_t::type

The type of the speaker.

See VST_SPEAKER_TYPE

If the above is one of those short codes some host seems to overwrite this with their own. Memory safety is optional apparently.

Definition at line 678 of file vst.h.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

include/vst.h