I’m trying to debug some audio processing.
I need to export say 10 seconds’ worth of processed (mono) samples, from within my audioDeviceIOCallback
.
I could just preallocate 10*44100 floats, fill up the buffer & write it out when it is full (don’t really care about stalling the thread as I’ve got the data by that point).
But what is the best way to go about this? This must be a fairly common part of an audio engineer’s workflow: effectively attaching probes to various pins and inspecting the oscilloscope signal readout.
Might that might even be a desirable JUCE component? An oscilloscope that lets you record & save…
You could just do oscil.feed(dataPoint)
or maybe simultaneously plot a second trace with oscil.feed(2, datapoint)
. Or turn on to-disk-storage with oscil.record(ON=true, file='dump.wav')
Maybe a setting that makes it start recording at a certain RMS. Maybe a graphical display window that lets you view, scroll, export.
And it would take care of threading/buffering issues.