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#ifndef __Hermepass_H
#define __Hermepass_H
#include <lv2plugin.h>
class Hermepass : public LV2Plugin<2> {
public:
Hermepass(double rate);
void activate();
void run(uint32_t num_samples);
static constexpr const char * URI = "https://www.airwindows.com/hermepass";
private:
/*
* These are the original DSP functions from the VST plugin.
* They need to be called from the LV2 plugins `run` function.
*/
void processReplacing(float **in, float **out, VstInt32 samples);
void processDoubleReplacing(double **in, double **out, VstInt32 samples);
/*
* Members needed by the processing functions.
*/
long double fpNShapeL;
long double fpNShapeR;
//default stuff
double iirAL;
double iirBL; //first stage is the flipping one, for lowest slope. It is always engaged, and is the highest one
double iirCL; //we introduce the second pole at the same frequency, to become a pseudo-Capacitor behavior
double iirDL;
double iirEL;
double iirFL; //our slope control will have a pow() on it so that the high orders are way to the right side
double iirGL;
double iirHL; //seven poles max, and the final pole is always at 20hz directly.
double iirAR;
double iirBR; //first stage is the flipping one, for lowest slope. It is always engaged, and is the highest one
double iirCR; //we introduce the second pole at the same frequency, to become a pseudo-Capacitor behavior
double iirDR;
double iirER;
double iirFR; //our slope control will have a pow() on it so that the high orders are way to the right side
double iirGR;
double iirHR; //seven poles max, and the final pole is always at 20hz directly.
bool fpFlip;
float A;
float B;
};
#endif
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