Re: Serial connection between multiple pannerNodes recursively

You've been reading the blink/webkit code for panners. :-)

I do not know the reason, but it seems Chris Rogers only expected to have
each source connected to at most one panner.  What would it mean to have a
source connected to two different panners serially?


On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 4:27 AM, KeonHo Kim <keonho07.kim@samsung.com>wrote:

> Dear All,
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> Here is an question about connection between multiple pannerNodes.
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> Example,
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> Source1 -> Panner1 ->
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>                            Panner3 -> Destination
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> Source2 -> Panner2 ->
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> In this case, generated buffers from Source1 refer values such as
> dopplerShift, distanceConeGain, azimuth and elevation from Panner1 and
> Panner3.
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> In the next connection, generated buffers from Source2 refer values from
> Panner2 and Panner3.
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> If there is recursively serial connection between multiple panner nodes to
> audiobuffersourcenode, which panners should affect the pitch of
> audioBufferSource for dopper shift.
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> In example, Source1 ( Panner1 or Panner3, both ? )
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> Destination = Panner3 ( Panner1 ( Source1 ) ) ) ?
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> Destination = Panner1 ( Source1 ) ?
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> Destination = Panner3 ( Source1 ) ?
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> On process of each AudioNode will generate buffers for their purpose.
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> Is there anyone can guide clearly this case about all values how to work?
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