#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h> // abs()
#include "render.h"
#include "RenderTabs.h"
#include "debug.h"
unsigned char speed = 72;
unsigned char pitch = 64;
bool singmode = 0;
//timetable for more accurate c64 simulation
static const byte timetable[5][5] PROGMEM = {
{162, 167, 167, 127, 128},
{226, 60, 60, 0, 0},
{225, 60, 59, 0, 0},
{200, 0, 0, 54, 55},
{199, 0, 0, 54, 54}
};
static void Output8BitAry(int index, byte ary[5]) {
static byte oldtimetableindex;
static byte lastAry[5];
static int bufferpos;
int newbufferpos = bufferpos + pgm_read_byte(&timetable[oldtimetableindex][index]);
int bp0 = bufferpos / 50;
int bp1 = newbufferpos / 50;
int k=0,i;
for (i=bp0; i<bp1; i++, k++) i2s_write_sample_b(lastAry[k]);
memcpy(lastAry, ary, 5);
bufferpos = newbufferpos;
oldtimetableindex = index;
}
static void Output8Bit(int index, byte A) {
byte ary[5] = {A,A,A,A,A};
Output8BitAry(index, ary);
}
#define TLEN 256
static byte pitches[TLEN];
static byte frequency1[TLEN];
static byte frequency2[TLEN];
static byte frequency3[TLEN];
static byte amplitude1[TLEN];
static byte amplitude2[TLEN];
static byte amplitude3[TLEN];
static byte sampledConsonantFlag[TLEN];
static byte Read(byte p, byte Y) {
switch(p) {
case 168: return pitches[Y];
case 169: return frequency1[Y];
case 170: return frequency2[Y];
case 171: return frequency3[Y];
case 172: return amplitude1[Y];
case 173: return amplitude2[Y];
case 174: return amplitude3[Y];
}
//printf("Error reading to tables");
return 0;
}
static void Write(byte p, byte Y, byte value) {
switch(p) {
case 168: pitches[Y] = value; return;
case 169: frequency1[Y] = value; return;
case 170: frequency2[Y] = value; return;
case 171: frequency3[Y] = value; return;
case 172: amplitude1[Y] = value; return;
case 173: amplitude2[Y] = value; return;
case 174: amplitude3[Y] = value; return;
}
//printf("Error writing to tables\n");
}
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Code48227
// Render a sampled sound from the sampleTable.
//
// Phoneme Sample Start Sample End
// 32: S* 15 255
// 33: SH 257 511
// 34: F* 559 767
// 35: TH 583 767
// 36: /H 903 1023
// 37: /X 1135 1279
// 38: Z* 84 119
// 39: ZH 340 375
// 40: V* 596 639
// 41: DH 596 631
//
// 42: CH
// 43: ** 399 511
//
// 44: J*
// 45: ** 257 276
// 46: **
//
// 66: P*
// 67: ** 743 767
// 68: **
//
// 69: T*
// 70: ** 231 255
// 71: **
//
// The SampledPhonemesTable[] holds flags indicating if a phoneme is
// voiced or not. If the upper 5 bits are zero, the sample is voiced.
//
// Samples in the sampleTable are compressed, with bits being converted to
// bytes from high bit to low, as follows:
//
// unvoiced 0 bit -> X
// unvoiced 1 bit -> 5
//
// voiced 0 bit -> 6
// voiced 1 bit -> 24
//
// Where X is a value from the table:
//
// { 0x18, 0x1A, 0x17, 0x17, 0x17 };
//
// The index into this table is determined by masking off the lower
// 3 bits from the SampledPhonemesTable:
//
// index = (SampledPhonemesTable[i] & 7) - 1;
//
// For voices samples, samples are interleaved between voiced output.
static byte mem39;
static void RenderSample(byte Y,byte*mem66) {
// mask low three bits and subtract 1 get value to
// convert 0 bits on unvoiced samples.
byte A = mem39&7;
byte X = A-1;
// mem56 = X; // store the result
// determine which offset to use from table { 0x18, 0x1A, 0x17, 0x17, 0x17 }
// T, S, Z 0 0x18
// CH, J, SH, ZH 1 0x1A
// P, F*, V, TH, DH 2 0x17
// /H 3 0x17
// /X 4 0x17
// get value from the table
byte mem53 = pgm_read_byte(tab48426+X); //tab48426[X];
byte mem47 = X; //46016+mem[56]*256
// voiced sample?
A = mem39 & 248;
if (!A) { // handle voiced samples here
byte phase1=(pitches[Y]>>4)+1; // voiced phoneme: Z*, ZH, V*, DH // number of samples?
byte Y=*mem66;
do {
byte A=pgm_read_byte(sampleTable + mem47*256+Y); // fetch value from table
byte cnt=8; do{ // shift through all 8 bits
if (A&0x80) { // check high bit
Output8Bit(3, (26&0xf)<<4); // if bit set, output 26
}else{ //timetable 4
Output8Bit(4, 6<<4); // bit is not set, output a 6
}
A<<=1;
}while(--cnt);
Y++; // move ahead in the table
}while (--phase1); // continue until counter done
*mem66=Y; // restore value and return
}else{
byte Y=A+1;
do{ // step through the 8 bits in the sample
byte A = pgm_read_byte(sampleTable + mem47*256+Y);
byte cnt=8; do{
if (!(A&0x80)) { // bit not set?
Output8Bit(1, (mem53&0xf)<<4); // output the byte
if (!mem53) Output8Bit(2, 5<<4); // if X != 0, exit loop
}else{
Output8Bit(2, 5<<4); // output a 5 for the on bit
}
A<<=1;
}while (--cnt); // if not done, jump to top of loop
// increment position
}while (--Y);
}
}
static byte X;
// Create a rising or falling inflection 30 frames prior to
// index X. A rising inflection is used for questions, and
// a falling inflection is used for statements.
static void AddInflection(unsigned char mem48, byte phase1) {
// store the location of the punctuation
byte mem49 = X;
byte A;
X = X>=30?X-30:0;
// backup 30 frames
// if index is before buffer, point to start of buffer
// FIXME: Explain this fix better, it's not obvious
// ML : A =, fixes a problem with invalid pitch with '.'
while((A=pitches[X]) == 127) X++;
for(;;){ // add the inflection direction
A += mem48;
phase1 = A;
pitches[X] = A; // set the inflection
do{ // increment the position
if (++X == mem49) return; // exit if the punctuation has been reached
}while (pitches[X]==255);
A = phase1;
}
}
void Print(const struct phonem_t*p) {
printf("phonems = L\"");
for(; p->index; p++) {
printf("\\x%04X",p->w);
}
printf("\"\n");
}
void Render1(const struct phonem_t*phonems) {
X = 0;
// CREATE FRAMES
// The length parameter in the list corresponds to the number of frames
// to expand the phoneme to. Each frame represents 10 milliseconds of time.
// So a phoneme with a length of 7 = 7 frames = 70 milliseconds duration.
// The parameters are copied from the phoneme to the frame verbatim.
for(;phonems->w;phonems++) {
byte phase1,phase2;
byte A = phonems->index;
// period phoneme *.
if (A == 1) AddInflection(1, phase1);// add rising inflection
// question mark phoneme?
if (A == 2) AddInflection(255, phase1); // create falling inflection
// get the stress amount (more stress = higher pitch)
phase1 = pgm_read_byte(tab47492 + phonems->stress + 1); // tab47492[stressOutput[Y] + 1];
// get number of frames to write
phase2 = phonems->length;
// copy from the source to the frames list
do {
frequency1[X] = freq1data[A]; // F1 frequency
frequency2[X] = freq2data[A]; // F2 frequency
frequency3[X] = freq3data[A]; // F3 frequency
amplitude1[X] = pgm_read_byte(&l1data[A]); // F1 amplitude
amplitude2[X] = pgm_read_byte(&l2data[A]); // F2 amplitude
amplitude3[X] = pgm_read_byte(&l3data[A]); // F3 amplitude
sampledConsonantFlag[X] = pgm_read_byte(&sampledConsonantFlags[A]); // phoneme data for sampled consonants
pitches[X] = pitch + phase1; // pitch
X++;
} while(--phase2);
}
}
// RENDER THE PHONEMES IN THE LIST
//
// The phoneme list is converted into sound through the steps:
//
// 1. Copy each phoneme <length> number of times into the frames list,
// where each frame represents 10 milliseconds of sound.
//
// 2. Determine the transitions lengths between phonemes, and linearly
// interpolate the values across the frames.
//
// 3. Offset the pitches by the fundamental frequency.
//
// 4. Render the each frame.
//void Code47574()
void Render(const struct phonem_t*phonems) {
byte mem44;
byte mem47;// ... 168=pitches 169=frequency1 170=frequency2 171=frequency3 172=amplitude1 173=amplitude2 174=amplitude3
byte mem49=0;
byte mem50;
byte mem51;
byte mem53;
byte mem56;
byte A, Y;
byte phase1=0, phase2=0, phase3=0;
byte mem66=0, mem38=0, mem40=0;
byte speedcounter=0;
byte mem48=0;
int i;
Print(phonems);
if (!phonems->w) return; //exit if no data
Render1(phonems);
#if (debug)
PrintOutput(sampledConsonantFlag, frequency1, frequency2, frequency3, amplitude1, amplitude2, amplitude3, pitches);
#endif
// -------------------
//pos47694:
// CREATE TRANSITIONS
//
// Linear transitions are now created to smoothly connect the
// end of one sustained portion of a phoneme to the following
// phoneme.
//
// To do this, three tables are used:
//
// Table Purpose
// ========= ==================================================
// blendRank Determines which phoneme's blend values are used.
//
// blendOut The number of frames at the end of the phoneme that
// will be used to transition to the following phoneme.
//
// blendIn The number of frames of the following phoneme that
// will be used to transition into that phoneme.
//
// In creating a transition between two phonemes, the phoneme
// with the HIGHEST rank is used. Phonemes are ranked on how much
// their identity is based on their transitions. For example,
// vowels are and diphthongs are identified by their sustained portion,
// rather than the transitions, so they are given low values. In contrast,
// stop consonants (P, B, T, K) and glides (Y, L) are almost entirely
// defined by their transitions, and are given high rank values.
//
// Here are the rankings used by SAM:
//
// Rank Type Phonemes
// 2 All vowels IY, IH, etc.
// 5 Diphthong endings YX, WX, ER
// 8 Terminal liquid consonants LX, WX, YX, N, NX
// 9 Liquid consonants L, RX, W
// 10 Glide R, OH
// 11 Glide WH
// 18 Voiceless fricatives S, SH, F, TH
// 20 Voiced fricatives Z, ZH, V, DH
// 23 Plosives, stop consonants P, T, K, KX, DX, CH
// 26 Stop consonants J, GX, B, D, G
// 27-29 Stop consonants (internal) **
// 30 Unvoiced consonants /H, /X and Q*
// 160 Nasal M
//
// To determine how many frames to use, the two phonemes are
// compared using the blendRank[] table. The phoneme with the
// higher rank is selected. In case of a tie, a blend of each is used:
//
// if blendRank[phoneme1] == blendRank[phomneme2]
// // use lengths from each phoneme
// outBlendFrames = outBlend[phoneme1]
// inBlendFrames = outBlend[phoneme2]
// else if blendRank[phoneme1] > blendRank[phoneme2]
// // use lengths from first phoneme
// outBlendFrames = outBlendLength[phoneme1]
// inBlendFrames = inBlendLength[phoneme1]
// else
// // use lengths from the second phoneme
// // note that in and out are SWAPPED!
// outBlendFrames = inBlendLength[phoneme2]
// inBlendFrames = outBlendLength[phoneme2]
//
// Blend lengths can't be less than zero.
//
// Transitions are assumed to be symetrical, so if the transition
// values for the second phoneme are used, the inBlendLength and
// outBlendLength values are SWAPPED.
//
// For most of the parameters, SAM interpolates over the range of the last
// outBlendFrames-1 and the first inBlendFrames.
//
// The exception to this is the Pitch[] parameter, which is interpolates the
// pitch from the CENTER of the current phoneme to the CENTER of the next
// phoneme.
//
// Here are two examples. First, For example, consider the word "SUN" (S AH N)
//
// Phoneme Duration BlendWeight OutBlendFrames InBlendFrames
// S 2 18 1 3
// AH 8 2 4 4
// N 7 8 1 2
//
// The formant transitions for the output frames are calculated as follows:
//
// flags ampl1 freq1 ampl2 freq2 ampl3 freq3 pitch
// ------------------------------------------------
// S
// 241 0 6 0 73 0 99 61 Use S (weight 18) for transition instead of AH (weight 2)
// 241 0 6 0 73 0 99 61 <-- (OutBlendFrames-1) = (1-1) = 0 frames
// AH
// 0 2 10 2 66 0 96 59 * <-- InBlendFrames = 3 frames
// 0 4 14 3 59 0 93 57 *
// 0 8 18 5 52 0 90 55 *
// 0 15 22 9 44 1 87 53
// 0 15 22 9 44 1 87 53
// 0 15 22 9 44 1 87 53 Use N (weight 8) for transition instead of AH (weight 2).
// 0 15 22 9 44 1 87 53 Since N is second phoneme, reverse the IN and OUT values.
// 0 11 17 8 47 1 98 56 * <-- (InBlendFrames-1) = (2-1) = 1 frames
// N
// 0 8 12 6 50 1 109 58 * <-- OutBlendFrames = 1
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
//
// Now, consider the reverse "NUS" (N AH S):
//
// flags ampl1 freq1 ampl2 freq2 ampl3 freq3 pitch
// ------------------------------------------------
// N
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61 Use N (weight 8) for transition instead of AH (weight 2)
// 0 5 6 5 54 0 121 61 <-- (OutBlendFrames-1) = (1-1) = 0 frames
// AH
// 0 8 11 6 51 0 110 59 * <-- InBlendFrames = 2
// 0 11 16 8 48 0 99 56 *
// 0 15 22 9 44 1 87 53 Use S (weight 18) for transition instead of AH (weight 2)
// 0 15 22 9 44 1 87 53 Since S is second phoneme, reverse the IN and OUT values.
// 0 9 18 5 51 1 90 55 * <-- (InBlendFrames-1) = (3-1) = 2
// 0 4 14 3 58 1 93 57 *
// S
// 241 2 10 2 65 1 96 59 * <-- OutBlendFrames = 1
// 241 0 6 0 73 0 99 61
for (;phonems->w;phonems++) {
// get the current and following phoneme
Y = phonems->index;
A = phonems[1].index;
// get the ranking of each phoneme
X = A;
mem56 = pgm_read_byte(blendRank+A); //blendRank[A];
A = pgm_read_byte(blendRank+Y); //blendRank[Y];
// compare the rank - lower rank value is stronger
if (A == mem56) {
// same rank, so use out blend lengths from each phoneme
phase1 = pgm_read_byte(outBlendLength+Y);//outBlendLength[Y];
phase2 = pgm_read_byte(outBlendLength+X);//outBlendLength[X];
}else if (A < mem56) {
// first phoneme is stronger, so us it's blend lengths
phase1 = pgm_read_byte(inBlendLength+X);//inBlendLength[X];
phase2 = pgm_read_byte(outBlendLength+X);//outBlendLength[X];
}else{
// second phoneme is stronger, so use it's blend lengths
// note the out/in are swapped
phase1 = pgm_read_byte(outBlendLength+Y);//outBlendLength[Y];
phase2 = pgm_read_byte(inBlendLength+Y);//inBlendLength[Y];
}
A = mem49 + phonems->length; // A is mem49 + length
mem49 = A; // mem49 now holds length + position
A+=phase2; //Maybe Problem because of carry flag
//47776: ADC 42
speedcounter = A;
mem47 = 168;
phase3 = mem49 - phase1; // what is mem49
A = phase1 + phase2; // total transition?
mem38 = A;
X=A-2;
if (!(X&0x80)) do { //while No. 2
// mem47 is used to index the tables:
// 168 pitches[]
// 169 frequency1
// 170 frequency2
// 171 frequency3
// 172 amplitude1
// 173 amplitude2
// 174 amplitude3
mem40 = mem38;
if (mem47 == 168) { // pitch
// unlike the other values, the pitches[] interpolates from
// the middle of the current phoneme to the middle of the
// next phoneme
byte mem36=phonems->length>>1; // half the width of the current phoneme
byte mem37=phonems[1].length>>1; // half the width of the next phoneme
// sum the values
mem40 = mem36 + mem37; // length of both halves
mem37 += mem49; // center of next phoneme
mem36 = mem49 - mem36; // center index of current phoneme
A = Read(mem47, mem37); // value at center of next phoneme - end interpolation value
//A = mem[address];
Y = mem36; // start index of interpolation
mem53 = A - Read(mem47, mem36); // value to center of current phoneme
}else{
// value to interpolate to
A = Read(mem47, speedcounter);
// position to start interpolation from
Y = phase3;
// value to interpolate from
mem53 = A - Read(mem47, phase3);
}
// ML : Code47503 is division with remainder, and mem50 gets the sign
// calculate change per frame
{signed char m53 = (signed char)mem53;
mem50 = mem53 & 128;
mem51 = (unsigned char)abs(m53) % mem40; //abs((char)m53) % mem40;
mem53 = (unsigned char)(m53/mem40);
}
// interpolation range
X = mem40; // number of frames to interpolate over
Y = phase3; // starting frame
// linearly interpolate values
mem56 = 0;
while(1) { //while No. 3
A = Read(mem47, Y) + mem53; //carry alway cleared
mem48 = A;
Y++;
X--;
if (!X) break;
mem56 += mem51;
if (mem56 >= mem40) { //???
mem56 -= mem40; //carry? is set
if (!(mem50&0x80)) {
if (mem48) mem48++;
}else mem48--;
}
Write(mem47, Y, mem48);
} //while No. 3
mem47++;
} while (mem47 != 175); //while No. 2
} //while No. 1
// add the length of this phoneme
mem48 = mem49 + phonems->length;
// ASSIGN PITCH CONTOUR
//
// This subtracts the F1 frequency from the pitch to create a
// pitch contour. Without this, the output would be at a single
// pitch level (monotone).
// don't adjust pitch if in sing mode
if (!singmode) for(i=0; i<256; i++) {// iterate through the buffer
// subtract half the frequency of the formant 1.
// this adds variety to the voice
pitches[i] -= (frequency1[i] >> 1);
}
phase1 = 0;
phase2 = 0;
phase3 = 0;
mem49 = 0;
speedcounter = 72; //sam standard speed
// RESCALE AMPLITUDE
// Rescale volume from a linear scale to decibels.
for(i=255; i>=0; i--) {
amplitude1[i] = pgm_read_byte(amplitudeRescale + amplitude1[i]);
amplitude2[i] = pgm_read_byte(amplitudeRescale + amplitude2[i]);
amplitude3[i] = pgm_read_byte(amplitudeRescale + amplitude3[i]);
}
Y = 0;
A = pitches[0];
mem44 = A;
X = A;
mem38 = A - (A>>2); // 3/4*A ???
#if (debug)
PrintOutput(sampledConsonantFlag, frequency1, frequency2, frequency3, amplitude1, amplitude2, amplitude3, pitches);
#endif
// PROCESS THE FRAMES
//
// In traditional vocal synthesis, the glottal pulse drives filters, which
// are attenuated to the frequencies of the formants.
//
// SAM generates these formants directly with sin and rectangular waves.
// To simulate them being driven by the glottal pulse, the waveforms are
// reset at the beginning of each glottal pulse.
//finally the loop for sound output
//pos48078:
while(1) {
// get the sampled information on the phoneme
A = sampledConsonantFlag[Y];
mem39 = A;
// unvoiced sampled phoneme?
A&=248;
if (A) { // render the sample for the phoneme
RenderSample(Y,&mem66);
Y += 2; // skip ahead two in the phoneme buffer
mem48 -= 2;
}else{
// simulate the glottal pulse and formants
byte ary[5];
unsigned p1 = phase1 * 256; // Fixed point integers because we need to divide later on
unsigned p2 = phase2 * 256;
unsigned p3 = phase3 * 256;
int k;
for (k=0; k<5; k++) {
signed char sp1 = (signed char)pgm_read_byte(&sinus[0xff & (p1>>8)]);
signed char sp2 = (signed char)pgm_read_byte(&sinus[0xff & (p2>>8)]);
signed char rp3 = (signed char)pgm_read_byte(&rectangle[0xff & (p3>>8)]);
int sin1 = sp1 * ((unsigned char)amplitude1[Y] & 0x0f);
int sin2 = sp2 * ((unsigned char)amplitude2[Y] & 0x0f);
int rect = rp3 * ((unsigned char)amplitude3[Y] & 0x0f);
int mux = sin1 + sin2 + rect;
mux /= 32;
mux += 128; // Go from signed to unsigned amplitude
ary[k] = mux;
p1 += ((int)frequency1[Y]) * 256 / 4; // Compromise, this becomes a shift and works well
p2 += ((int)frequency2[Y]) * 256 / 4;
p3 += ((int)frequency3[Y]) * 256 / 4;
}
Output8BitAry(0, ary); // output the accumulated value
if (--speedcounter) goto havespeed;
Y++; //go to next amplitude
mem48--; // decrement the frame count
}
if (!mem48) return; // if the frame count is zero, exit the loop
speedcounter = speed;
havespeed: // decrement the remaining length of the glottal pulse
if (!--mem44) goto finish; // finished with a glottal pulse?
// fetch the next glottal pulse length
else if (--mem38 || !mem39) {
// decrement the count
// is the count non-zero and the sampled flag is zero?
// reset the phase of the formants to match the pulse
phase1 += frequency1[Y];
phase2 += frequency2[Y];
phase3 += frequency3[Y];
}else{
// voiced sampled phonemes interleave the sample with the
// glottal pulse. The sample flag is non-zero, so render
// the sample for the phoneme.
RenderSample(Y,&mem66);
finish:
A = pitches[Y];
mem44 = A;
A-=(A>>2);
mem38 = A;
// reset the formant wave generators to keep them in
// sync with the glottal pulse
phase1 = 0;
phase2 = 0;
phase3 = 0;
}
}
}
#if 0
//return = (mem39212*mem39213) >> 1
unsigned char trans(unsigned char mem39212, unsigned char mem39213)
{
//pos39008:
unsigned char carry;
int temp;
unsigned char mem39214, mem39215;
A = 0;
mem39215 = 0;
mem39214 = 0;
X = 8;
do
{
carry = mem39212 & 1;
mem39212 = mem39212 >> 1;
if (carry != 0)
{
/*
39018: LSR 39212
39021: BCC 39033
*/
carry = 0;
A = mem39215;
temp = (int)A + (int)mem39213;
A = A + mem39213;
if (temp > 255) carry = 1;
mem39215 = A;
}
temp = mem39215 & 1;
mem39215 = (mem39215 >> 1) | (carry?128:0);
carry = temp;
//39033: ROR 39215
X--;
} while (X != 0);
temp = mem39214 & 128;
mem39214 = (mem39214 << 1) | (carry?1:0);
carry = temp;
temp = mem39215 & 128;
mem39215 = (mem39215 << 1) | (carry?1:0);
carry = temp;
return mem39215;
}
/*
SAM's voice can be altered by changing the frequencies of the
mouth formant (F1) and the throat formant (F2). Only the voiced
phonemes (5-29 and 48-53) are altered.
*/
// mouth formants (F1) 5..29
const unsigned char mouthFormants5_29[30] PROGMEM = {
0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 10,
14, 19, 24, 27, 23, 21, 16, 20, 14, 18, 14, 18, 18,
16, 13, 15, 11, 18, 14, 11, 9, 6, 6, 6};
// throat formants (F2) 5..29
const unsigned char throatFormants5_29[30] PROGMEM = {
255, 255,
255, 255, 255, 84, 73, 67, 63, 40, 44, 31, 37, 45, 73, 49,
36, 30, 51, 37, 29, 69, 24, 50, 30, 24, 83, 46, 54, 86};
// there must be no zeros in this 2 tables
// formant 1 frequencies (mouth) 48..53
const unsigned char mouthFormants48_53[6] PROGMEM = {19, 27, 21, 27, 18, 13};
// formant 2 frequencies (throat) 48..53
const unsigned char throatFormants48_53[6] PROGMEM = {72, 39, 31, 43, 30, 34};
void SetMouthThroat(unsigned char mouth, unsigned char throat)
{
unsigned char initialFrequency;
unsigned char newFrequency = 0;
//unsigned char mouth; //mem38880
//unsigned char throat; //mem38881
unsigned char pos = 5; //mem39216
//pos38942:
// recalculate formant frequencies 5..29 for the mouth (F1) and throat (F2)
while(pos != 30)
{
// recalculate mouth frequency
initialFrequency = pgm_read_byte(&mouthFormants5_29[pos]);
if (initialFrequency != 0) newFrequency = trans(mouth, initialFrequency);
freq1data[pos] = newFrequency;
// recalculate throat frequency
initialFrequency = pgm_read_byte(&throatFormants5_29[pos]);
if(initialFrequency != 0) newFrequency = trans(throat, initialFrequency);
freq2data[pos] = newFrequency;
pos++;
}
//pos39059:
// recalculate formant frequencies 48..53
pos = 48;
Y = 0;
while(pos != 54)
{
// recalculate F1 (mouth formant)
initialFrequency = pgm_read_byte(&mouthFormants48_53[Y]);
newFrequency = trans(mouth, initialFrequency);
freq1data[pos] = newFrequency;
// recalculate F2 (throat formant)
initialFrequency = pgm_read_byte(&throatFormants48_53[Y]);
newFrequency = trans(throat, initialFrequency);
freq2data[pos] = newFrequency;
Y++;
pos++;
}
}
#endif
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