Default constructor. Not assigning a DSP yet.

Default constructor, which already evaluates the channel handle and assigns the DSP (Start  will be called automatically).

Implement IDisposable.

User defined DSP callback function which needs to be implemented in the derived class.

Finalization code.

This method will be called every time the SetBypass(Boolean) method had been called.

This method will be called every time the ChannelHandle changed.

This method will be called every time the Start  method had been called.

This method will be called every time the Stop  method had been called.

Fires the Notification event.

Sets the Bypass mode.

Assigns the DSP to the channel (actually starts using the DSP).

Stops (removes) the DSP from the channel.

Returns the name of the DSP implementation.

This property returns the actual bitwidth of the sample data of the channel (e.g. 8, 16, 32).

Gets or Sets the channel that the DSP is being applied to.

Gets the BASS_CHANNELINFO of the assigned ChannelHandle.

This property returns the actual number of channles of the sample data BASS is using with the channel (e.g. 1=mono, 2=stereo, etc.).

This property returns the actual sample rate in Hz of the sample data BASS is using with the channel (e.g. 44100).

Returns the actual DSP handle (or 0, if the DSP has not been assigned to the channel).

Sets or reassigns the priority of the DSP, which determines it's position in the DSP chain - DSPs with higher priority are called before those with lower.

Returns the actual DSPPROC (callback delegate) which is used by the DSP.

Is the DSP assigned to an active channel? ( =assigned,  =not assigned).

Returns if the DSP is currently bypassed ( =bypass).

Gets or Sets the value of the user instance data to pass to the callback function (see DSPCallback(Int32, Int32, IntPtr, Int32, IntPtr)).

Event handler used to notify that the DSP has processed some data.