Get or set properties of a ProTracker sample. See 'details' section for available properties and associated functions.
Usage
pt2_finetune(sample, ...)
pt2_finetune(sample, ...) <- value
pt2_volume(sample, ...)
pt2_volume(sample, ...) <- value
pt2_loop_start(sample, ...)
pt2_loop_start(sample, ...) <- value
pt2_loop_length(sample, ...)
pt2_loop_length(sample, ...) <- value
pt2_is_looped(sample, ...)
pt2_is_looped(sample, ...) <- valueValue
Returns an integer or logical value. Depending on the
called function. See the detail section for specifics.
Details
ProTracker audio samples hold some meta data that affect their playback. The following functions can be used to get or set these properties:
pt2_finetune(): When a sample is out of tune, you can use the use the 'finetune' value to tune the sample. It is an integer value ranging between -8 and +7.pt2_volume(): An integer value to adjust the sample volume. It ranges between 0 (silent) to 64 (maximum volume).pt2_loop_start()andpt2_loop_length(): defines if a sample is looped. The loop start is defined as an even integer indicating the sample index (zero based) where the loop should start. The loop length is the number of samples, over which to loop. The loop length should also be an even number greater than 0. The sum of the loop start and the loop length should never be larger than the sample's length.pt2_is_looped(): alogicalvalue, indicating if the sample is looped. If you set the loop status toTRUEwhen the sample is not looped yet, the new loop will start at index 0, and will have a length equal to the sample length.
Examples
mod <- pt2_read_mod(pt2_demo())
pt2_finetune(mod$samples[[1]])
#> [1] 0
pt2_finetune(mod$samples[[1]]) <- -8L
pt2_volume(mod$samples[[2]])
#> [1] 43
pt2_volume(mod$samples[[2]]) <- 64L
pt2_loop_start(mod$samples[[1]])
#> [1] 762
pt2_loop_start(mod$samples[[1]]) <- 400L
pt2_loop_length(mod$samples[[1]])
#> [1] 276
pt2_loop_length(mod$samples[[1]]) <- 274L
pt2_is_looped(mod$samples[[2]])
#> [1] FALSE
pt2_is_looped(mod$samples[[2]]) <- TRUE