The headers contained in this depository are examples of audio synthesis using C++, particularly for the JUCE engine. The following files are contained:

1. B149642_AP_Assignment_02:
   • This is a VST3 plugin synth that includes a comb filter, ASDR and 3 detuning synths.
2. am_Oscillators:
   • This file contains code to put out phasor, sine, square, triangle and sawtooth waves which can be changed through wave index.
   • Frequency is of course a variable here.
   • There are multiple variables which can be changed from a simple wave such as phase change, phase modultion, phase width (for square waves) and phase offset.
3. am_Chords
   • This code uses the am_Oscillators file and vectors to create chords of a certain wave type.
   • Major, minor and cluster chords can be created here, chosen from base frequencies.
   • The number of octaves included in the chord can be chosen as well.
4. am_DoubleCombFilter
   • This code uses 2 buffer delay lines that can be created at will to create 2 separate comb filters for incoming audio.
   • The code uses simple linear interpolation for the delays.
   • Variables here include: delay length and strength (feedback) [0,1].
5. am_Duration
   • The code in this header file allows for choice of when audio plays during a certain duration
   • The user must set duration length (for which after that the clock will reset so choosing the length of the piece will mean no repetition) in seconds.
   • The user must also set start and end times in seconds.
   • There is a 0.5 fade in and fade out to avoid clicks.
6. am_Phase_Modulator
   • This code allows for continuous phase modulation of the sine waves in am_Oscillators by using a secondary wave of choice to affect the phase of the primary sine wave.
   • The code will insert a changing phase in the 'Phi' variable of oscillators.

All of these files are header files containing classes to be used in other processors which must include the and packages (or others if changing the code).