Sofian Audry

This should be done, especially for waves.

I attempted to create some functions for converting uint32_t to/from float in [0, 1] using bitwise operations. ```c++ #if defined(__STDC_IEC_559__) || defined(__IEEE754__) || defined(ESP_PLATFORM) || defined(TEENSYDUINO) || defined(__AVR__) || defined(__ARM_FP)...

This has now been done done for waves. Could be done for other units as well but not sure how important the gain would be.

Another option is: Option 4: (variation on option 3) get rid of Timer (see #98) - Alarm "bool" / get() operator will by default be the equivalent of BANG or...

Suggestion for "modes" for alarm: BANG vs BUZZ (default)

The thing I dislike about it is that it confuses two types of objects into one. And it is not *that* useful cause someone could do it themselves. Let's see...

Closing it for now.

Question is: what word to use? * reset() - would work but is currently used for resetting accumulators (eg. moving average, min max, etc.) * start() - would make sense...

Also: there would be an easy way to avoid using an extra boolean in the Metro and Osc classes by using the sign of one of the floats.

I think we should follow a common API similar to Chrono. See #92