@audio/tube
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npm1.2.4licenseMIT
Tube amp stage — highpass → oversampled tube saturation → bass/mid/treble tone stack → level
import amp from '@audio/amp-tube'
A classical guitar-amp composition, not a circuit simulation (NAM-class capture lives at @audio/neural-amp): one-pole ~30 Hz input highpass (rumble/DC) → @audio/saturate-tube at drive = 1 + 7·gain (oversampled) → bass/mid/treble tone stack (RBJ low-shelf, peaking, high-shelf) → output level. Tone-stack stages only run when their gain is non-zero (bass/mid/treble at 0 are true no-ops, not near-unity filters).
amp(data, { fs: 44100, gain: 0.7 })
amp(data, { fs: 44100, gain: 0.6, bass: 3, treble: -6, level: 0.8 })
| Param | Default | |
|---|---|---|
gain |
0.5 |
0..1 — drive into the tube stage (maps to drive = 1 + 7·gain) |
bass |
0 |
dB — low-shelf at 120 Hz |
mid |
0 |
dB — peaking at 650 Hz |
treble |
0 |
dB — high-shelf at 3200 Hz |
level |
0.7 |
output gain multiplier (linear, not dB) |
fs |
44100 |
sample rate |
oversample |
4 |
oversample factor passed through to the tube stage |
Mutates data in place and returns it (same array reference, not a copy). Mono only.
Use when: a guitar/bass amp-in-a-box stage — drive, tone-shape, and level in one call.
Not for: speaker-cabinet coloration (pair with @audio/amp-cabinet) or bare saturation without the tone stack (use @audio/saturate-tube directly).
Part of the @audio/amp family.
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