Handle infinite and NaN values in Safety Limiter
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This plugin is a simple tool to prevent ear damage. As soon as there is a peak
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above 0 dBFS or the specified threshold, the plugin will cut over to playing SOS
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in Morse code, gradually fading out again when the input returns back to safe
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levels. Made for personal use during plugin development and intense sound design
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levels. The same thing happens if the input contains infinite or NaN values.
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Made for personal use during plugin development and intense sound design
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sessions, but maybe you'll find it useful too!
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**Why not use a regular brickwall peak limiter?**
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@ -209,7 +209,14 @@ impl Plugin for SafetyLimiter {
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for mut channel_samples in buffer.iter_samples() {
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let mut is_peaking = false;
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for sample in channel_samples.iter_mut() {
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if sample.is_finite() {
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is_peaking |= sample.abs() > self.params.threshold_gain.value;
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} else {
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// Infinity or NaN values need to be completely filtered out, because otherwise
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// we'll try to mix them back into the signal later
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*sample = 0.0;
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is_peaking = true;
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}
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}
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if is_peaking {
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