Oscilloscope
A time-domain visualizer that draws the signal as a waveform with trigger stabilization. It sits in the signal chain as a pass-through, so audio flows throug…
A time-domain visualizer that draws the signal as a waveform with trigger stabilization. It sits in the signal chain as a pass-through, so audio flows through unchanged.
oscilloscope
Oscilloscope - Time-domain waveform display with trigger stabilization.
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| in | signal | Input signal |
| name | string | Display label (optional) |
| opts | record | Options (optional) |
Options:
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| width | number / string | 200 | Width in pixels, or "100%" for full width |
| height | number / string | 50 | Height in pixels, or "100%" for full height |
| triggerLevel | number | 0 | Amplitude threshold for trigger |
| triggerEdge | string | "rising" | Trigger edge: "rising" or "falling" |
Displays a real-time oscilloscope view of the signal. The trigger stabilizes the waveform so it doesn’t drift horizontally. Set triggerLevel to the amplitude where the waveform should “lock” and triggerEdge to choose which direction of crossing to trigger on.
// Basic oscilloscope
osc("sin", 440) |> oscilloscope(%) |> out(%, %)rising
Trigger on a rising edge (signal crossing the threshold from below to above). This is the default and gives the most stable picture for typical waveforms.
// Named with trigger at zero-crossing
osc("saw", 110) |> oscilloscope(%, "saw wave", {triggerLevel: 0, triggerEdge: "rising"}) |> out(%, %)falling
Trigger on a falling edge (signal crossing the threshold from above to below). Useful when the falling slope is the visually distinctive feature.
// Wide display with falling edge trigger
osc("sqr", 220) |> oscilloscope(%, "square", {width: 400, triggerEdge: "falling"}) |> out(%, %)triggerLevel
The amplitude threshold the signal must cross to start a frame. 0 is the typical zero-crossing trigger; non-zero values can isolate a specific point in a complex waveform.
// Trigger at +0.3 amplitude
osc("sin", 220) |> oscilloscope(%, {triggerLevel: 0.3}) |> out(%, %)triggerEdge
Which direction of threshold crossing fires the trigger. One of "rising" (default) or "falling".