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decibel
Quick conversion utilities for decibel values.
lib.rs
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Conversion utilities to convert between amplitudes and decibels.
See also: [Decibel][1] and [dBFS][2]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decibel [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBFS
Converting amplitude values into decibel values
To convert from an amplitude into a decibel value, call into()
on the
AmplitudeRatio
.
When used for normalized amplitudes in the range of 0 to 1, this will give the value in dBFS (decibels relative to full scale).
Example
extern crate decibel;
use decibel::{AmplitudeRatio, DecibelRatio};
fn main() {
// An amplitude halfway between 1 and zero should be close to -6 dBFS.
let result: DecibelRatio<_> = AmplitudeRatio(0.5).into();
let expected_decibels = -6.02059991327962;
assert!(result.decibel_value() >= expected_decibels - 0.001
&& result.decibel_value() <= expected_decibels + 0.001);
}
Converting decibel values into amplitude values
To convert from a decibel value into an amplitude, call into()
on the
DecibelRatio
.
Example
Let's say we want to scale our audio by 10dB. To figure out how much we need to scale each sample by, let's convert this into an amplitude ratio:
extern crate decibel;
use decibel::{AmplitudeRatio, DecibelRatio};
fn main() {
// A +10dB gain should require us to scale each sample by around
// 3.1622776601683795.
let result: AmplitudeRatio<_> = DecibelRatio(10.0).into();
let expected_amplitude = 3.1622776601683795;
assert!(result.amplitude_value() >= expected_amplitude - 0.001
&& result.amplitude_value() <= expected_amplitude + 0.001);
}
To scale our audio by 10dB, we need to scale each sample by approximately 3.162 times.