VisioForge Video Capture SDK (Delphi / ActiveX)
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Sets the parameters for the DS Flanger effect.
procedure Audio_Effects_DS_Flanger(ID: Integer; Delay: Double; Depth: Double; Feedback: Double; Frequency: Double; Phase: Integer; WaveFormTriangle: Boolean; WetDryMix: Double);
__fastcall Audio_Effects_DS_Flanger(int ID, Double Delay, Double Depth, Double Feedback, Double Frequency, int Phase, Boolean WaveFormTriangle, Double WetDryMix);
public Audio_Effects_DS_Flanger(int ID, Double Delay, Double Depth, Double Feedback, Double Frequency, int Phase, Boolean WaveFormTriangle, Double WetDryMix);
Public Sub Audio_Effects_DS_Flanger(ID As Integer, Delay As Double, Depth As Double, Feedback As Double, Frequency As Double, Phase As Integer, WaveFormTriangle As Boolean, WetDryMix As Double)
public Audio_Effects_DS_Flanger(int ID, Double Delay, Double Depth, Double Feedback, Double Frequency, int Phase, Boolean WaveFormTriangle, Double WetDryMix);
Audio_Effects_DS_Flanger(int ID, Double Delay, Double Depth, Double Feedback, Double Frequency, int Phase, Boolean WaveFormTriangle, Double WetDryMix);
Audio_Effects_DS_Flanger
public Audio_Effects_DS_Flanger($ID, Double $Delay, Double $Depth, Double $Feedback, Double $Frequency, $Phase, Boolean $WaveFormTriangle, Double $WetDryMix);
Parameters |
Description |
ID: Integer |
Effect ID. |
Delay: Double |
Specifies the delay of the filter (0.0 - 4.0). |
Depth: Double |
Specifies the depth of the filter (0.0 - 100.0). |
Feedback: Double |
Specifies the feedback of the filter (-99.0 - 99.0). |
Frequency: Double |
Specifies the frequency of the filter (0.0 - 10.0). |
Phase: Integer |
Specifies the phase angle. Use one of the following values. 0 for a phase shift of -180 degrees. 1 for a phase shift of -90 degrees. 2 for no phase shift. 3 for a phase shift of 90 degrees. 4 for a phase shift of 180 degrees. (0 - 4). |
WaveFormTriangle: Boolean |
Specifies the waveform type of the filter. Use True for a triangle waveform and False for a sine waveform. |
WetDryMix: Double |
Specifies the wet and dry mix of the filter (0.0 - 100.0). |
Flange, also called flanger, is an echo effect in which the delay between the original signal and its echo is very short and varies over time. The result is sometimes referred to as a sweeping sound. The term flange originated with the practice of grabbing the flanges of a tape reel to change the speed.
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