audio_visualizer/dynamic/window_top_btm/

mod.rs

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//! This module provides the functionality to display a GUI window, where the upper
//! half shows the real-time recorded audio data whereas the lower half shows a
//! diagram of transformed data, such as a lowpass filter or a a frequency spectrum.
//!
//! It uses the [`minifb`] crate to display GUI windows.
use crate::dynamic::live_input::{setup_audio_input_loop, AudioDevAndCfg};
use crate::dynamic::window_top_btm::visualize_minifb::{
    get_drawing_areas, setup_window, DEFAULT_H, DEFAULT_W,
};
use cpal::traits::StreamTrait;

use minifb::Key;
use plotters::chart::ChartContext;
use plotters::coord::cartesian::Cartesian2d;
use plotters::coord::types::RangedCoordf64;
use plotters::prelude::BitMapBackend;
use plotters::series::LineSeries;
use plotters::style::{BLACK, CYAN};
use plotters_bitmap::bitmap_pixel::BGRXPixel;
use ringbuffer::{AllocRingBuffer, RingBuffer};
use std::borrow::{Borrow, BorrowMut};
use std::ops::Range;
use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex};
use std::time::Duration;

/// Smooth refresh rate on 144 Hz displays.
const REFRESH_RATE: f64 = 144.0;
const REFRESH_S: f64 = 1.0 / REFRESH_RATE;

pub mod pixel_buf;
pub mod visualize_minifb;

/// Parameter type for [`open_window_connect_audio`]. Describes how the audio data shall
/// be transformed, and thus, how it should be displayed in the lower part of the window.
///
/// The function is called every x milliseconds (refresh rate of window).
///
/// This works cross-platform (Windows, MacOS, Linux).
#[allow(missing_debug_implementations)]
pub enum TransformFn<'a> {
    /// Synchronized x-axis with the original data. Useful for transformations on the
    /// waveform, such as a (lowpass) filter.
    ///
    /// Functions takes amplitude values and transforms them to a new amplitude value.
    /// It gets the sampling rate as second argument.
    Basic(fn(&[f32], f32) -> Vec<f32>),
    /// Use this, when the x-axis is different than for the original data. For example,
    /// if you want to display a spectrum.
    ///
    /// Functions takes amplitude values (and their index) and transforms them to a new
    /// (x,y)-pair. Takes a closure instead of a function, so that it can capture state.
    /// It gets the sampling rate as second argument.
    #[allow(clippy::complexity)]
    Complex(&'a dyn Fn(&[f32], f32) -> Vec<(f64, f64)>),
}

/// Starts the audio recording via `cpal` on the given audio device (or the default input device),
/// opens a GUI window and displays two graphs. The upper graph is the latest audio input as
/// wave form (live/real time). The lower graph can be customized, to show for example a
/// spectrum or the lowpassed data.
///
/// This operation is blocking. It returns, when the GUI window is closed.
///
/// **This operation is expensive and will be very laggy in "Debug" builds!**
///
/// # Parameters
/// - `name` Name of the GUI window
/// - `preferred_height` Preferred height of GUI window. Default is [`DEFAULT_H`].
/// - `preferred_width` Preferred height of GUI window. Default is [`DEFAULT_W`].
/// - `preferred_x_range` Preferred range for the x-axis of the lower (=custom) diagram.
///                       If no value is present, the same value as for the upper diagram is used.
/// - `preferred_y_range` Preferred range for the y-axis of the lower (=custom) diagram.
///                       If no value is present, the same value as for the upper diagram is used.
/// - `x_desc` Description for the x-axis of the lower (=custom) diagram.
/// - `y_desc` Description for the y-axis of the lower (=custom) diagram.
/// - `preferred_input_dev` See [`AudioDevAndCfg`].
/// - `audio_data_transform_fn` See [`open_window_connect_audio`].
#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]
pub fn open_window_connect_audio(
    name: &str,
    preferred_height: Option<usize>,
    preferred_width: Option<usize>,
    preferred_x_range: Option<Range<f64>>,
    preferred_y_range: Option<Range<f64>>,
    x_desc: &str,
    y_desc: &str,
    input_dev_and_cfg: AudioDevAndCfg,
    audio_data_transform_fn: TransformFn,
) {
    let sample_rate = input_dev_and_cfg.cfg().sample_rate.0 as f32;
    let latest_audio_data = init_ringbuffer(sample_rate as usize);
    let audio_buffer_len = latest_audio_data.lock().unwrap().len();
    let stream = setup_audio_input_loop(latest_audio_data.clone(), input_dev_and_cfg);
    // This will be 1/44100 or 1/48000; the two most common sampling rates.
    let time_per_sample = 1.0 / sample_rate as f64;

    // start recording; audio will be continuously stored in "latest_audio_data"
    stream.play().unwrap();
    let (mut window, top_cs, btm_cs, mut pixel_buf) = setup_window(
        name,
        preferred_height,
        preferred_width,
        preferred_x_range,
        preferred_y_range,
        x_desc,
        y_desc,
        audio_buffer_len,
        time_per_sample,
    );
    window.limit_update_rate(Some(Duration::from_secs_f64(REFRESH_S)));

    // GUI refresh loop; CPU-limited by "window.limit_update_rate"
    while window.is_open() {
        if window.is_key_down(Key::Escape) {
            break;
        }

        let (top_drawing_area, btm_drawing_area) = get_drawing_areas(
            pixel_buf.borrow_mut(),
            preferred_width.unwrap_or(DEFAULT_W),
            preferred_height.unwrap_or(DEFAULT_H),
        );

        let top_chart = top_cs.clone().restore(&top_drawing_area);
        let btm_chart = btm_cs.clone().restore(&btm_drawing_area);

        // remove drawings from previous iteration (but keep axis etc)
        top_chart.plotting_area().fill(&BLACK).borrow();
        btm_chart.plotting_area().fill(&BLACK).borrow();

        // lock released immediately after oneliner
        let latest_audio_data = latest_audio_data.clone().lock().unwrap().to_vec();
        fill_chart_waveform_over_time(
            top_chart,
            &latest_audio_data,
            time_per_sample,
            audio_buffer_len,
        );
        if let TransformFn::Basic(fnc) = audio_data_transform_fn {
            let data = fnc(&latest_audio_data, sample_rate);
            fill_chart_waveform_over_time(btm_chart, &data, time_per_sample, audio_buffer_len);
        } else if let TransformFn::Complex(fnc) = audio_data_transform_fn {
            let data = fnc(&latest_audio_data, sample_rate);
            fill_chart_complex_fnc(btm_chart, data);
        } else {
            // required for compilation
            drop(btm_chart);
            panic!("invalid transform fn variant");
        }

        // make sure that "pixel_buf" is not borrowed longer
        drop(top_drawing_area);
        drop(btm_drawing_area);

        // REQUIRED to call on of the .update*()-methods, otherwise mouse and keyboard events
        // are not updated
        //
        // Update() also does the rate limiting/set the thread to sleep if not enough time
        //  sine the last refresh happened
        window
            .update_with_buffer(
                pixel_buf.borrow(),
                preferred_width.unwrap_or(DEFAULT_W),
                preferred_height.unwrap_or(DEFAULT_H),
            )
            .unwrap();
    }
    stream.pause().unwrap();
}

/// Inits a ringbuffer on the heap and fills it with zeroes.
fn init_ringbuffer(sampling_rate: usize) -> Arc<Mutex<AllocRingBuffer<f32>>> {
    // Must be a power (ringbuffer requirement).
    let mut buf = AllocRingBuffer::new((5 * sampling_rate).next_power_of_two());
    buf.fill(0.0);
    Arc::new(Mutex::new(buf))
}

/// Fills the given chart with the waveform over time, from the past (left) to now/realtime (right).
fn fill_chart_complex_fnc(
    mut chart: ChartContext<BitMapBackend<BGRXPixel>, Cartesian2d<RangedCoordf64, RangedCoordf64>>,
    audio_data: Vec<(f64, f64)>,
) {
    // dedicated function; otherwise lifetime problems/compiler errors
    chart
        .draw_series(LineSeries::new(audio_data, &CYAN))
        .unwrap();
}

/// Fills the given chart with the waveform over time, from the past (left) to now/realtime (right).
fn fill_chart_waveform_over_time(
    mut chart: ChartContext<BitMapBackend<BGRXPixel>, Cartesian2d<RangedCoordf64, RangedCoordf64>>,
    audio_data: &[f32],
    time_per_sample: f64,
    audio_history_buf_len: usize,
) {
    debug_assert_eq!(audio_data.len(), audio_history_buf_len);
    let timeshift = audio_history_buf_len as f64 * time_per_sample;

    // calculate timestamp of each index (x coordinate)
    let data_iter = audio_data
        .iter()
        .enumerate()
        // Important to reduce the calculation complexity by reducing the number of elements,
        // because drawing tens of thousands of points into the diagram is very expensive.
        //
        // If we skip too many elements, animation becomes un-smooth.... 4 seems to be sensible
        // due to tests by me.
        .filter(|(i, _)| *i % 4 == 0)
        .map(|(i, amplitude)| {
            let timestamp = time_per_sample * (i as f64) - timeshift;
            // Values for amplitude in interval [-1.0; 1.0]
            (timestamp, (*amplitude) as f64)
        });

    // Draws all points as a line of connected points.
    // LineSeries is reasonable efficient for the big workload, but still very expensive..
    // (4-6ms in release mode on my intel i5 10th generation)
    chart
        .draw_series(LineSeries::new(data_iter, &CYAN))
        .unwrap();
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::*;

    #[ignore]
    #[test]
    fn test_record_live_audio_and_visualize() {
        open_window_connect_audio(
            "Test",
            None,
            None,
            None,
            None,
            "x-axis",
            "y-axis",
            AudioDevAndCfg::new(None, None),
            TransformFn::Basic(|vals, _| vals.to_vec()),
        );
    }
}