@denaudio/den 0.0.0-stage → 0.2.0

package/CHANGELOG.md

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+# Changelog
+
+Release pull requests add a dated version section here, with breaking changes
+and migration instructions first. Unreleased entries do not imply npm availability.
+
+## Unreleased
+
+## 0.2.0 — 2026-11-12
+
+- **Breaking:** requires `@unworklet/core` **0.6.0**. Update the compiler, offline
+  renderer, Vite plugin and test helpers to 0.6.0 together. Node 24 is unchanged.
+- **Breaking:** pass `ctx.renderQuantumSize` to spectral framing, convolution,
+  spatial-chain and resident time-stretch construction configs. Their dispatch
+  periods now preserve saved hop phase at the actual quantum boundary. Rebuild
+  processors for the target context; old or cross-target snapshots are not a
+  supported migration path.
+- FFT and spectral work-buffer loops use `forIndex` instead of assuming that an
+  audio loop always runs 128 samples. Transform and partition sizes retain their
+  existing sample-based meaning.
+- The playground uses the actual AudioContext sample rate and render quantum
+  (128 on browsers without `renderQuantumSize`) for worker compilation, metadata
+  and schema identity. It no longer forces or requires 48 kHz.
+- The spectral-freeze example waits for input before filling its capture history,
+  so delayed source setup cannot freeze an empty startup buffer.
+- Add multi-rate and multi-quantum spectral regression coverage, including
+  continuation after snapshots at non-128 boundaries. Dependency regression
+  checks now exercise the upstream fixes included in 0.6.0.
+- Audio remains CANDIDATE. This compatibility update does not grant human
+  listening approval or clear the existing real-time capacity limitations.
+
+### Migrating construction configs
+
+Add `renderQuantumSize: ctx.renderQuantumSize` inside the `defineProcessor(ctx =>
+...)` callback when constructing `stftIdentity`, `spectralGate`, `spectralFreeze`,
+`spectralBlur`, `spectralCrossSynthesis`, `partitionedConvolution`,
+`preparedConvolution`, `residentTimeStretch`, `hybridReverb` or
+`feedforwardPitchedReverb`. For example:
+
+```ts
+// Inside the existing defineProcessor(ctx => { ... }) callback:
+const stft = instantiate(stftIdentity, {
+  size: 256, hopSize: 128, renderQuantumSize: ctx.renderQuantumSize,
+}, { name: 'stft' });
+```
+
+Host-side `prepareConvolutionSpectrum` and its `PreparedConvolutionConfig` keep
+their existing shape; the DSP constructor uses `PreparedConvolutionRuntimeConfig`.
+Frame lengths, partition lengths, latency in samples and control sampling times
+retain their meaning. Native scheduler counters are not snapshot state, so
+dispatch uses a divisor of both hop and quantum; smaller or non-dividing quanta
+can perform more FFT/search work. This is functional support, not a new
+real-time performance guarantee.
+
+## 0.1.0 — 2026-10-09
+
+- First public npm release of `@denaudio/den`, with 54 ESM module entry points,
+  TypeScript declarations, public DSP documentation and MIT OR Apache-2.0 licensing.
+- Requires the tested `@unworklet/core` peer dependency at `0.4.1`.
+- Add release-PR automation, npm trusted publishing, package-boundary checks and
+  version preparation for the package and its locked consumers.
+- The initial DSP catalog remains CANDIDATE. See
+  [catalog status](docs/catalog-status.md) and
+  [initial acceptance](docs/initial-acceptance.md) for validation boundaries.

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package/README.md

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-# Temporary Holding Version
+# den
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+Composable DSP modules, one MIDI instrument engine and one stereo Delay FX
+engine built on unworklet. The initial candidate includes Bass, Percussion and
+Pad from the same instrument, plus Chorus and Rhythmic delay settings from the
+same Delay engine. Audio remains **CANDIDATE**, not an approved golden.
+
+## Setup and verification
+
+Use Node **24.19.0** (npm **11.9.0**). No Rust, Cargo, wasm-pack, Vite+, or external
+WASM compiler is required. Binaryen comes from unworklet.
+
+```sh
+npm ci
+npm exec -- playwright install --with-deps chromium
+npm run check
+npm test
+npm run build:site
+```
+
+With an existing Chromium installation, use `CHROMIUM_PATH=/usr/bin/chromium npm test`.
+The tests build declarations/ESM, run independent numerical references, pack the
+package, install it in clean locked consumers, build actual worklet/WASM assets,
+and exercise real browser MIDI, AudioParams, snapshots and UI lifecycle. Generated
+source/audio/waveform manifests and failures are retained in `artifacts/`; CI
+uploads them. These verification commands do not publish to a registry.
+
+## Code playground
+
+`npm run build:site` packs the current den source into an isolated consumer and
+builds the English TypeScript playground at `/`. Its Monaco editor resolves real
+package declarations for completion, hover, signatures and diagnostics. Every
+public import has an editable audio example. Run compiles in a cancellable
+worker, creates a native node, and exposes its AudioParams; Stop disposes it.
+See the [source format and host contract](https://github.com/yuichkun/den/blob/main/playground/README.md).
+
+The earlier public website was deleted before this replacement. Old
+`catalog.html`, `audition.html`, `diagnostics.html` and `playground.html` routes
+stay absent. Historical browser surfaces exist only as isolated test fixtures;
+their canonical audio, MIDI, snapshot and interrupted-lifecycle gates remain.
+See [deployment status](docs/deployment-status.md).
+
+This replacement is under review. Generated audio remains **CANDIDATE**;
+passing tests is not listening approval or all-device real-time acceptance.
+See the [acceptance record](docs/initial-acceptance.md).
+
+## Public package boundary
+
+The ESM-only `@denaudio/den` requires **@unworklet/core 0.6.0** as a peer. All
+exercised compiler, renderer, plugin and test dependencies are locked. Import
+editable construction functions/subgraphs through these public subpaths:
+
+- `@denaudio/den/envelope`, `/lfo`, `/filter`, `/oscillator`, `/voice-policy`
+- `@denaudio/den/instrument`: `createInstrument`, diagnostic processor and the three sound settings
+- `@denaudio/den/instrument-example`: custom oscillator/filter replacement example
+- `@denaudio/den/delay-readhead`, `/delay-fx`, `/delay-settings`
+- `@denaudio/den` and `/gate`: minimal composition and package diagnostics
+
+```ts
+import { createInstrument, bassConfig, bassParameters } from '@denaudio/den/instrument';
+// Re-export this processor from a consumer module imported with ?worklet.
+export default createInstrument(bassConfig);
+// Pass bassParameters as createNode's initial AudioParam map.
+```
+
+Use the existing `@unworklet/unplugin` Vite plugin and `createNode`; den adds no
+loader, parameter, MIDI, routing, snapshot or serialization framework. Settings
+are plain engine construction options and complete native parameter maps.
+Compilation follows the AudioContext's sample rate and render quantum. Spectral
+framing, both convolution modules, spatial chains and resident time stretch
+require the processor's `ctx.renderQuantumSize` in their construction config so
+snapshot restoration preserves hop timing even at short quantum boundaries. See the
+[0.2.0 migration notes](CHANGELOG.md#020--2026-11-12).
+Snapshots require the same processor/schema/sample rate/render quantum. See the
+[instrument contract](docs/instrument.md), [sound settings](docs/instrument-settings.md),
+[Delay FX contract](docs/delay-fx.md), [effect settings](docs/delay-settings.md),
+[shared contracts](docs/contracts.md), and [dependency limitations](docs/dependency-findings.md).
+
+## Extended catalog candidates
+
+The [catalog coverage record](docs/catalog-status.md) lists additive clean filter/EQ,
+formant/crossover, dynamics, drive/reduction, modulation/reverb, source/resonator
+control/sequence/arpeggiator, sample/granular, wavetable/VA, sustain/expression
+bounded spectral/convolution, character/frequency-shift, limiter/multiband,
+editable-curve, fixed oversampling, dual-head delay, windowed pitch-shift,
+manual lower-zone expression, framewise spectral gate, prepared convolution,
+crossfaded loops, bounded native take recording, rolling accepted-write history and live grains, freeze/thaw tails, experimental resident WSOLA, musical pitch quantization, bin-centered spectral freeze, frequency-magnitude blur, gain-capped cross-synthesis, fixed filter-bank vocoder, segment-relative curved envelopes and tempo multiwave LFOs, hybrid spatial chains with feedforward pitched tails and musical-example candidates,
+with their public imports, independent tests and remaining work. These modules
+have separate acceptance evidence; the initial five sounds' feedback does not
+approve new audio automatically.
+
+## Evidence and scope
+
+The [integration notes](docs/integration-candidate.md) describe lifecycle and
+4×3 sound/FX coverage; [headroom evidence](docs/sound-audition-headroom.md) records
+the bounded fixed-input measurements. [Deployment](docs/deployment-status.md)
+uses the same packed consumers as the tests. Candidate audio has independent
+numerical assertions and source/settings/input/audio/static-waveform manifests.
+Golden promotion requires human approval tied to exact source/audio hashes in
+a separate change. CI success does not supply that approval.
+
+This is a fresh TS/unworklet implementation. The retired Rust/WASM contents are
+preserved only in Git history. MIT/Apache-2.0 notices and attribution remain.
+Development snapshots may use version `0.0.0`. Releases use reviewed
+`release/vX.Y.Z` pull requests and npm trusted publishing; see the
+[release guide](https://github.com/yuichkun/den/blob/main/RELEASE.md) and
+[changelog](CHANGELOG.md). Before 1.0, breaking changes increment the minor
+version. The automation setup itself does not publish a package.

package/dist/biquad-eq.d.ts

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+import { type Node } from '@unworklet/core';
+export type BiquadEqMode = 'peaking' | 'lowShelf' | 'highShelf';
+export interface BiquadEqConfig {
+    sampleRate: number;
+    mode: BiquadEqMode;
+}
+/** RBJ-equivalent responses realized with a linear TPT SVF; shelves use S=1. */
+export declare const biquadEq: import("@unworklet/core").SubgraphDecl<[config: BiquadEqConfig], {
+    /** Cutoff [20,min(20000,.45*fs)], Q [.5,10], gain [-24,24] dB. Q is unused by S=1 shelves. */
+    tick(input: Node<"f32">, cutoffHz: Node<"f32">, q: Node<"f32">, gainDb: Node<"f32">, reset: Node<"bool">): Node<"f32">;
+}>;

package/dist/biquad-eq.js

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+import { defineSubgraph, f32, f64, select, state } from '@unworklet/core';
+import { boundedDbAmplitude, checkedSampleRate, tangentHalfAngle } from './catalog-filter-math.js';
+/** RBJ-equivalent responses realized with a linear TPT SVF; shelves use S=1. */
+export const biquadEq = defineSubgraph((config) => {
+    const maximum = checkedSampleRate(config.sampleRate);
+    if (!['peaking', 'lowShelf', 'highShelf'].includes(config.mode))
+        throw new TypeError('Unknown biquad EQ mode');
+    const historyScale = 2 ** 128; // Preserve f32 histories through upstream scalar-state flush.
+    const band = state.f64(0).named('band'), low = state.f64(0).named('low');
+    const tangent = state.f64(0).named('coefficientG'), amplitude = state.f64(1).named('coefficientA');
+    return {
+        /** Cutoff [20,min(20000,.45*fs)], Q [.5,10], gain [-24,24] dB. Q is unused by S=1 shelves. */
+        tick(input, cutoffHz, q, gainDb, reset) {
+            const s1 = select(reset, f64(0), band.read().div(historyScale));
+            const s2 = select(reset, f64(0), low.read().div(historyScale));
+            amplitude.write(boundedDbAmplitude(gainDb));
+            const A = amplitude.read(), baseG = tangentHalfAngle(cutoffHz, config.sampleRate, maximum);
+            const sqrtA = boundedDbAmplitude(gainDb, 80);
+            tangent.write(config.mode === 'lowShelf' ? baseG.div(sqrtA) : config.mode === 'highShelf' ? baseG.mul(sqrtA) : baseG);
+            const g = tangent.read(), x = f64(input);
+            const k = config.mode === 'peaking' ? f64(1).div(f64(q).clamp(.5, 10).mul(A)) : f64(Math.SQRT2);
+            const v1 = s1.add(g.mul(x.sub(s2))).div(g.mul(g.add(k)).add(1));
+            const v2 = s2.add(g.mul(v1));
+            band.write(v1.mul(2).sub(s1).mul(historyScale));
+            low.write(v2.mul(2).sub(s2).mul(historyScale));
+            // x + mixed SVF responses. This avoids a time-varying direct-form
+            // realization whose changing coefficients can pump its state to overflow.
+            if (config.mode === 'peaking')
+                return f32(x.add(k.mul(A.mul(A).sub(1)).mul(v1)));
+            if (config.mode === 'lowShelf')
+                return f32(x.add(k.mul(A.sub(1)).mul(v1)).add(A.mul(A).sub(1).mul(v2)));
+            return f32(A.mul(A).mul(x).add(k.mul(A).mul(f64(1).sub(A)).mul(v1)).add(f64(1).sub(A.mul(A)).mul(v2)));
+        },
+    };
+});

package/dist/catalog-filter-math.d.ts

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+import { type Node } from '@unworklet/core';
+export declare function checkedSampleRate(sampleRate: number): number;
+export declare function tangentHalfAngle(frequency: Node<'f32'>, sampleRate: number, maximum: number): Node<"f64">;
+export declare function boundedDbAmplitude(db: Node<'f32'>, divisor?: number): Node<"f64">;

package/dist/catalog-filter-math.js

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+import { f64 } from '@unworklet/core';
+export function checkedSampleRate(sampleRate) {
+    if (!Number.isFinite(sampleRate) || sampleRate < 8000 || sampleRate > 192000) {
+        throw new RangeError('sampleRate must be finite and in [8000, 192000] Hz');
+    }
+    return Math.min(20000, 0.45 * sampleRate);
+}
+// Bounded half-angle Taylor polynomials avoid f32 transcendental lowering in
+// unworklet 0.4.1. Same formula as the reviewed initial low-pass, no dependency
+// or existing processor/schema change. Domain: [0, .45*pi].
+export function tangentHalfAngle(frequency, sampleRate, maximum) {
+    const a = f64(frequency).clamp(20, maximum).mul(Math.PI / sampleRate), z = a.mul(a);
+    const sine = a.mul(f64(-1 / 6227020800).mul(z).add(1 / 39916800).mul(z).sub(1 / 362880).mul(z).add(1 / 5040).mul(z).sub(1 / 120).mul(z).add(1 / 6).mul(z).neg().add(1));
+    const cosine = f64(-1 / 87178291200).mul(z).add(1 / 479001600).mul(z).sub(1 / 3628800).mul(z).add(1 / 40320).mul(z).sub(1 / 720).mul(z).add(1 / 24).mul(z).sub(1 / 2).mul(z).add(1);
+    return sine.div(cosine);
+}
+// exp(x), |x| <= ln(10)*24/40. Degree 16; no arbitrary exp domain promise.
+export function boundedDbAmplitude(db, divisor = 40) {
+    const x = f64(db).clamp(-24, 24).mul(Math.LN10 / divisor);
+    let factorial = 1;
+    const inverse = [1];
+    for (let n = 1; n <= 16; n++) {
+        factorial *= n;
+        inverse.push(1 / factorial);
+    }
+    let result = f64(inverse[16]);
+    for (let n = 15; n >= 0; n--)
+        result = result.mul(x).add(inverse[n]);
+    return result;
+}

package/dist/character-filter.d.ts

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+import { type Node } from '@unworklet/core';
+export interface CharacterFilterConfig {
+    sampleRate: number;
+}
+/** Four saturating one-poles, current-sample cascade, one-sample global feedback.
+ * poleHz is individual matched-z tuning, not overall -3 dB cutoff or Q.
+ * See docs/character-filter.md for the exact topology and convex-state bound.
+ */
+export declare const characterFilter: import("@unworklet/core").SubgraphDecl<[config: CharacterFilterConfig], {
+    /** Once per sample. Input [-8,8], poleHz [20,min(20000,fs/5)],
+     * resonance [0,1] -> feedback [0,4], linear drive [0,16]. */
+    tick(input: Node<"f32">, poleHz: Node<"f32">, resonance: Node<"f32">, drive: Node<"f32">, reset: Node<"bool">): Node<"f32">;
+}>;

package/dist/character-filter.js

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+import { defineSubgraph, f32, f64, select, sqrt, state } from '@unworklet/core';
+const HISTORY_SCALE = 2 ** 128;
+function bounded(value, lower, upper, fallback) {
+    const wide = f64(value);
+    return select(wide.eq(wide), wide, f64(fallback)).clamp(lower, upper);
+}
+// 1 - exp(-x), 0 < x <= 2*pi/5. The degree-18 alternating polynomial
+// avoids unworklet 0.4.1's f32 transcendental lowering. No unbounded domain.
+function coefficient(x) {
+    let factorial = 1;
+    const terms = [0];
+    for (let n = 1; n <= 18; n++) {
+        factorial *= n;
+        terms.push((n % 2 ? 1 : -1) / factorial);
+    }
+    let value = f64(terms[18]);
+    for (let n = 17; n >= 1; n--)
+        value = value.mul(x).add(terms[n]);
+    return value.mul(x);
+}
+/** Four saturating one-poles, current-sample cascade, one-sample global feedback.
+ * poleHz is individual matched-z tuning, not overall -3 dB cutoff or Q.
+ * See docs/character-filter.md for the exact topology and convex-state bound.
+ */
+export const characterFilter = defineSubgraph((config) => {
+    const { sampleRate } = config;
+    if (!Number.isFinite(sampleRate) || sampleRate < 8000 || sampleRate > 192000) {
+        throw new RangeError('characterFilter sampleRate must be finite and in [8000, 192000] Hz');
+    }
+    const maximumHz = Math.min(20000, sampleRate / 5);
+    const stages = Array.from({ length: 4 }, (_, i) => state.f64(0).named(`stage-${i + 1}-scaled`));
+    return {
+        /** Once per sample. Input [-8,8], poleHz [20,min(20000,fs/5)],
+         * resonance [0,1] -> feedback [0,4], linear drive [0,16]. */
+        tick(input, poleHz, resonance, drive, reset) {
+            const old = stages.map(slot => select(reset, f64(0), slot.read().div(HISTORY_SCALE)));
+            // Materialize the coefficient in a captured history slot. All old states
+            // are already locals; the normal stage-one history is restored below.
+            stages[0].write(coefficient(bounded(poleHz, 20, maximumHz, 20).mul(2 * Math.PI / sampleRate)));
+            const a = stages[0].read(), b = f64(1).sub(a);
+            let value = bounded(input, -8, 8, 0).mul(bounded(drive, 0, 16, 1))
+                .sub(old[3].mul(bounded(resonance, 0, 1, 0)).mul(4));
+            for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
+                const saturated = value.div(sqrt(value.mul(value).add(1)));
+                stages[i].write(old[i].mul(b).add(saturated.mul(a)).mul(HISTORY_SCALE));
+                // read() is a materialized local. Avoid recursively duplicating the
+                // nonlinear stage expression and preserve tiny audio between stages.
+                value = stages[i].read().div(HISTORY_SCALE);
+            }
+            return f32(value);
+        },
+    };
+});

package/dist/convolution-spectrum.d.ts

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+/** Fixed first prepared-convolution capacity. No sample-rate conversion here. */
+export interface PreparedConvolutionConfig {
+    blockSize: number;
+    partitions: number;
+}
+export interface PreparedConvolutionPacket {
+    formatVersion: number;
+    blockSize: number;
+    partitions: number;
+    impulseFrames: number;
+    declaredValues: number;
+    spectrum: Float32Array;
+}
+export declare const PREPARED_BLOCK = 128;
+export declare const PREPARED_FFT_SIZE = 256;
+export declare const PREPARED_PARTITIONS = 64;
+export declare const PREPARED_VALUES = 32768;
+export declare const PREPARATION_ERROR_LIMIT = 0.000004;
+export declare function validatePreparedConvolutionConfig(config: PreparedConvolutionConfig): void;
+/** Host-only preparation. Do not call from an audio callback.
+ * Returns a complete native f32 packet; send it unchanged through the caller's
+ * explicitly sized native event. The original IR is not normalized or clipped.
+ * Quantization is approximate, with a guarded inverse-DFT error certificate.
+ */
+export declare function prepareConvolutionSpectrum(impulse: readonly number[] | Float32Array | Float64Array, config: PreparedConvolutionConfig): PreparedConvolutionPacket;