psg abstraction and attack/release envelope

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Irmen de Jong 2022-07-02 17:08:19 +02:00
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3 changed files with 141 additions and 37 deletions

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%import syslib
psg {
; $1F9C0 - $1F9FF 16 blocks of 4 PSG registers (16 voices)
; 00 frequency word LSB
; 01 frequency word MSB. freqword = HERZ / 0.3725290298461914
; 02 bit 7 =right, bit 6 = left, bits 5-0 = volume 0-63 levels
; 03 bit 7,6 = waveform, bits 5-0 = Pulse width 0-63
; waveform: 0=pulse, 1=sawtooth, 2=triangle, 3=noise
const ubyte PULSE = %00000000
const ubyte SAWTOOTH = %01000000
const ubyte TRIANGLE = %10000000
const ubyte NOISE = %11000000
const ubyte LEFT = %01000000
const ubyte RIGHT = %10000000
sub voice(ubyte voice_num, ubyte channel, ubyte volume, ubyte waveform, ubyte pulsewidth) {
cx16.vpoke(1, $f9c2 + voice_num * 4, channel | volume)
cx16.vpoke(1, $f9c3 + voice_num * 4, waveform | pulsewidth)
}
; sub freq_hz(ubyte voice_num, float hertz) {
; ; this would rely on floating point math to convert hertz to vera frequency
; ; TODO should be replaced by integer math maybe with a lookup table?
; uword vera_freq = (hertz / 0.3725290298461914) as uword
; freq_vera(voice_num, vera_freq)
; }
sub freq_vera(ubyte voice_num, uword vera_freq) {
cx16.vpoke(1, $f9c1 + voice_num*4, msb(vera_freq))
cx16.vpoke(1, $f9c0 + voice_num*4, lsb(vera_freq))
}
sub volume(ubyte voice_num, ubyte vol) {
uword reg = $f9c2 + voice_num * 4
cx16.vpoke(1, reg, cx16.vpeek(1, reg) & %11000000 | vol)
}
sub pulse_width(ubyte voice_num, ubyte pw) {
uword reg = $f9c3 + voice_num * 4
cx16.vpoke(1, reg, cx16.vpeek(1, reg) & %11000000 | pw)
}
sub envelope(ubyte voice_num, ubyte attack, ubyte release) {
envelope_attacks[voice_num] = attack * $0040
envelope_releases[voice_num] = release * $0040
if attack
attack = 0
else
attack = 63 ; max volume when no attack is set
envelope_volumes[voice_num] = mkword(attack, 0)
envelope_states[voice_num] = 0
}
sub silent() {
ubyte voice
for voice in 0 to 15 {
volume(voice, 0)
envelope_volumes[voice] = 0
envelope_states[voice] = 1
}
}
sub envelopes_irq() {
ubyte vera_ctrl = cx16.VERA_CTRL
ubyte vera_addr_h = cx16.VERA_ADDR_H
ubyte vera_addr_m = cx16.VERA_ADDR_M
ubyte vera_addr_l = cx16.VERA_ADDR_L
uword vol_word
ubyte voice
for voice in 0 to 15 {
if envelope_states[voice] {
; release
vol_word = envelope_volumes[voice] - envelope_releases[voice]
if msb(vol_word) & %11000000 {
vol_word = 0
envelope_releases[voice] = 0
}
envelope_volumes[voice] = vol_word
volume(voice, msb(vol_word))
} else {
; attack
vol_word = envelope_volumes[voice] + envelope_attacks[voice]
if msb(vol_word) & %11000000 or envelope_attacks[voice]==0 {
vol_word = mkword(63, 0)
envelope_attacks[voice] = 0
envelope_states[voice] = 1 ; start release
}
envelope_volumes[voice] = vol_word
volume(voice, msb(vol_word))
}
}
cx16.VERA_CTRL = vera_ctrl
cx16.VERA_ADDR_L = vera_addr_l
cx16.VERA_ADDR_M = vera_addr_m
cx16.VERA_ADDR_H = vera_addr_h
}
ubyte[16] envelope_states
uword[16] envelope_volumes
uword[16] envelope_attacks
uword[16] envelope_releases
}

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to 16 bits, 64Kb)
psg (cx16 only)
----------------
Available for the Cx16 target.
Contains a simple abstraction for the Vera's PSG (programmable sound generator) to play simple waveforms.
It includes an interrupt routine to handle simple Attack/Release envelopes as well.
See the examples/cx16/bdmusic.p8 program for ideas how to use it.

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%import textio
%import syslib
%import floats
%import psg
main {
sub start() {
sub start() {
txt.print("will play the music from boulderdash,\nmade in 1984 by peter liepa.\npress enter to start: ")
void c64.CHRIN()
txt.clear_screen()
txt.print("will play the music from boulderdash,\nmade in 1984 by peter liepa.\npress enter to start: ")
void c64.CHRIN()
txt.clear_screen()
repeat {
uword note
for note in notes {
ubyte note1 = lsb(note)
ubyte note2 = msb(note)
uword freqR = freq(note1)
uword freqL = freq(note2)
cx16.vpoke(1, $F9C0, lsb(freqR))
cx16.vpoke(1, $F9C1, msb(freqR))
cx16.vpoke(1, $F9C2, %10111111) ; left, max volume
cx16.vpoke(1, $F9C3, %10000000) ; triangle
cx16.vpoke(1, $F9C4, lsb(freqL))
cx16.vpoke(1, $F9C5, msb(freqL))
cx16.vpoke(1, $F9C6, %01111111) ; right, max volume
cx16.vpoke(1, $F9C7, %10000000) ; triangle
psg.voice(0, psg.LEFT, 63, psg.TRIANGLE, 0)
psg.voice(1, psg.RIGHT, 63, psg.TRIANGLE, 0)
cx16.set_irq(&psg.envelopes_irq, false)
; TODO ADSR of some kind?
print_notes(note1, note2)
sys.wait(10)
repeat {
uword note
for note in notes {
ubyte note0 = lsb(note)
ubyte note1 = msb(note)
psg.freq_vera(0, vera_freq(note0))
psg.freq_vera(1, vera_freq(note1))
psg.envelope(0, 255, 6)
psg.envelope(1, 255, 6)
print_notes(note0, note1)
sys.wait(10)
}
}
}
}
sub freq(ubyte note) -> uword {
float fword = freqs_hz[note-10] / (48828.125 / 131072.0) ; formula from the Vera PSG docs
return fword as uword
}
sub vera_freq(ubyte note) -> uword {
return (freqs_hz[note-10] / 0.3725290298461914) as uword
}
sub print_notes(ubyte n1, ubyte n2) {
txt.nl()
txt.plot(n1, txt.DEFAULT_HEIGHT-1)
txt.color(7)
txt.chrout('Q')
txt.plot(n2, txt.DEFAULT_HEIGHT-1)
txt.color(4)
txt.chrout('Q')
}
sub print_notes(ubyte n1, ubyte n2) {
txt.nl()
txt.plot(n1, txt.DEFAULT_HEIGHT-1)
txt.color(7)
txt.chrout('Q')
txt.plot(n2, txt.DEFAULT_HEIGHT-1)
txt.color(4)
txt.chrout('Q')
}
; details about the boulderdash music can be found here: