AKAmplitudeEnvelope unexpected behaviour










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It seems like I can't init my custom AKNode properly, I've also tried to put all the code inside viewDidLoad (and not using classes) but the behaviour is identical.



Here's my class:



class customNode:AKNode,AKToggleable 


var isStarted: Bool

let sine = AKTable(.sine)
var toneGenerator: AKOscillator
var adsr: AKAmplitudeEnvelope


override init()
isStarted = false

toneGenerator = AKOscillator(waveform: sine)
toneGenerator.frequency = 440
toneGenerator.amplitude = 0.5

adsr = AKAmplitudeEnvelope(toneGenerator)



super.init(avAudioNode: adsr.outputNode)

self.setup()




func setup()
toneGenerator.detuningOffset = 0
toneGenerator.detuningMultiplier = 0
toneGenerator.rampDuration = 0
adsr.attackDuration = 0.001
adsr.decayDuration = 0.3
adsr.sustainLevel = 0
adsr.releaseDuration = 0.03
adsr.rampDuration = 0


func setF(_ val:Double)
self.toneGenerator.frequency = val


func setA(_ val:Double)
self.toneGenerator.amplitude = val


func start()
toneGenerator.start()
adsr.start()
isStarted = true


func stop()
adsr.stop()
isStarted = false








In my ViewController, I declare:



let myNode = customNode()


and add it to AudioKit output inside viewDidLoad()



AudioKit.output = myNode


My viewController conforms to AKMIDIListener protocol, so I can trigger myNode with midi keyboard inputs.



Everything works, but I have infinite sustain on notes, and I guess the other values of adsr are off as well.



If I print myNode.adsr.sustainLevel it outputs 0.0.



If I call myNode.setup() after is has been added to AudioKit.output or AudioKit.start() nothing changes.
So I tried to add some sliders to my view to change adsr params while playing and it suddenly worked.



@IBAction func s_change(_ sender: NSSlider) 
myNode.adsr.sustainLevel = sender.doubleValue



BTW, myNode.adsr.sustainLevel still prints 0.0



The same happened for the other adsr values: if I print them the output is the value set in init(), but the sound isn't affected by those parameters. If I change them with sliders the sound is affected but not the printed values...



So, how can I set correct adsr parameters on init() in my customNode class?



Mac OS High Sierra



Swift 4.2



AudioKit 4.5.2 / 4.5.3 / 4.5.4 (tried all of them)










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    It seems like I can't init my custom AKNode properly, I've also tried to put all the code inside viewDidLoad (and not using classes) but the behaviour is identical.



    Here's my class:



    class customNode:AKNode,AKToggleable 


    var isStarted: Bool

    let sine = AKTable(.sine)
    var toneGenerator: AKOscillator
    var adsr: AKAmplitudeEnvelope


    override init()
    isStarted = false

    toneGenerator = AKOscillator(waveform: sine)
    toneGenerator.frequency = 440
    toneGenerator.amplitude = 0.5

    adsr = AKAmplitudeEnvelope(toneGenerator)



    super.init(avAudioNode: adsr.outputNode)

    self.setup()




    func setup()
    toneGenerator.detuningOffset = 0
    toneGenerator.detuningMultiplier = 0
    toneGenerator.rampDuration = 0
    adsr.attackDuration = 0.001
    adsr.decayDuration = 0.3
    adsr.sustainLevel = 0
    adsr.releaseDuration = 0.03
    adsr.rampDuration = 0


    func setF(_ val:Double)
    self.toneGenerator.frequency = val


    func setA(_ val:Double)
    self.toneGenerator.amplitude = val


    func start()
    toneGenerator.start()
    adsr.start()
    isStarted = true


    func stop()
    adsr.stop()
    isStarted = false








    In my ViewController, I declare:



    let myNode = customNode()


    and add it to AudioKit output inside viewDidLoad()



    AudioKit.output = myNode


    My viewController conforms to AKMIDIListener protocol, so I can trigger myNode with midi keyboard inputs.



    Everything works, but I have infinite sustain on notes, and I guess the other values of adsr are off as well.



    If I print myNode.adsr.sustainLevel it outputs 0.0.



    If I call myNode.setup() after is has been added to AudioKit.output or AudioKit.start() nothing changes.
    So I tried to add some sliders to my view to change adsr params while playing and it suddenly worked.



    @IBAction func s_change(_ sender: NSSlider) 
    myNode.adsr.sustainLevel = sender.doubleValue



    BTW, myNode.adsr.sustainLevel still prints 0.0



    The same happened for the other adsr values: if I print them the output is the value set in init(), but the sound isn't affected by those parameters. If I change them with sliders the sound is affected but not the printed values...



    So, how can I set correct adsr parameters on init() in my customNode class?



    Mac OS High Sierra



    Swift 4.2



    AudioKit 4.5.2 / 4.5.3 / 4.5.4 (tried all of them)










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      It seems like I can't init my custom AKNode properly, I've also tried to put all the code inside viewDidLoad (and not using classes) but the behaviour is identical.



      Here's my class:



      class customNode:AKNode,AKToggleable 


      var isStarted: Bool

      let sine = AKTable(.sine)
      var toneGenerator: AKOscillator
      var adsr: AKAmplitudeEnvelope


      override init()
      isStarted = false

      toneGenerator = AKOscillator(waveform: sine)
      toneGenerator.frequency = 440
      toneGenerator.amplitude = 0.5

      adsr = AKAmplitudeEnvelope(toneGenerator)



      super.init(avAudioNode: adsr.outputNode)

      self.setup()




      func setup()
      toneGenerator.detuningOffset = 0
      toneGenerator.detuningMultiplier = 0
      toneGenerator.rampDuration = 0
      adsr.attackDuration = 0.001
      adsr.decayDuration = 0.3
      adsr.sustainLevel = 0
      adsr.releaseDuration = 0.03
      adsr.rampDuration = 0


      func setF(_ val:Double)
      self.toneGenerator.frequency = val


      func setA(_ val:Double)
      self.toneGenerator.amplitude = val


      func start()
      toneGenerator.start()
      adsr.start()
      isStarted = true


      func stop()
      adsr.stop()
      isStarted = false








      In my ViewController, I declare:



      let myNode = customNode()


      and add it to AudioKit output inside viewDidLoad()



      AudioKit.output = myNode


      My viewController conforms to AKMIDIListener protocol, so I can trigger myNode with midi keyboard inputs.



      Everything works, but I have infinite sustain on notes, and I guess the other values of adsr are off as well.



      If I print myNode.adsr.sustainLevel it outputs 0.0.



      If I call myNode.setup() after is has been added to AudioKit.output or AudioKit.start() nothing changes.
      So I tried to add some sliders to my view to change adsr params while playing and it suddenly worked.



      @IBAction func s_change(_ sender: NSSlider) 
      myNode.adsr.sustainLevel = sender.doubleValue



      BTW, myNode.adsr.sustainLevel still prints 0.0



      The same happened for the other adsr values: if I print them the output is the value set in init(), but the sound isn't affected by those parameters. If I change them with sliders the sound is affected but not the printed values...



      So, how can I set correct adsr parameters on init() in my customNode class?



      Mac OS High Sierra



      Swift 4.2



      AudioKit 4.5.2 / 4.5.3 / 4.5.4 (tried all of them)










      share|improve this question
















      It seems like I can't init my custom AKNode properly, I've also tried to put all the code inside viewDidLoad (and not using classes) but the behaviour is identical.



      Here's my class:



      class customNode:AKNode,AKToggleable 


      var isStarted: Bool

      let sine = AKTable(.sine)
      var toneGenerator: AKOscillator
      var adsr: AKAmplitudeEnvelope


      override init()
      isStarted = false

      toneGenerator = AKOscillator(waveform: sine)
      toneGenerator.frequency = 440
      toneGenerator.amplitude = 0.5

      adsr = AKAmplitudeEnvelope(toneGenerator)



      super.init(avAudioNode: adsr.outputNode)

      self.setup()




      func setup()
      toneGenerator.detuningOffset = 0
      toneGenerator.detuningMultiplier = 0
      toneGenerator.rampDuration = 0
      adsr.attackDuration = 0.001
      adsr.decayDuration = 0.3
      adsr.sustainLevel = 0
      adsr.releaseDuration = 0.03
      adsr.rampDuration = 0


      func setF(_ val:Double)
      self.toneGenerator.frequency = val


      func setA(_ val:Double)
      self.toneGenerator.amplitude = val


      func start()
      toneGenerator.start()
      adsr.start()
      isStarted = true


      func stop()
      adsr.stop()
      isStarted = false








      In my ViewController, I declare:



      let myNode = customNode()


      and add it to AudioKit output inside viewDidLoad()



      AudioKit.output = myNode


      My viewController conforms to AKMIDIListener protocol, so I can trigger myNode with midi keyboard inputs.



      Everything works, but I have infinite sustain on notes, and I guess the other values of adsr are off as well.



      If I print myNode.adsr.sustainLevel it outputs 0.0.



      If I call myNode.setup() after is has been added to AudioKit.output or AudioKit.start() nothing changes.
      So I tried to add some sliders to my view to change adsr params while playing and it suddenly worked.



      @IBAction func s_change(_ sender: NSSlider) 
      myNode.adsr.sustainLevel = sender.doubleValue



      BTW, myNode.adsr.sustainLevel still prints 0.0



      The same happened for the other adsr values: if I print them the output is the value set in init(), but the sound isn't affected by those parameters. If I change them with sliders the sound is affected but not the printed values...



      So, how can I set correct adsr parameters on init() in my customNode class?



      Mac OS High Sierra



      Swift 4.2



      AudioKit 4.5.2 / 4.5.3 / 4.5.4 (tried all of them)







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      edited Nov 15 '18 at 15:45









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