Stereo Tool

Hi Bojcha,

I don't really understand what you're saying. Clipping in limiter?! And which strange sounds are you talking about - when do they occur?

Hard Limit should have FAR less trouble with highs than before, because before only the final clipping step and Hard Limit used upsampled audio, now ALL the clipper steps do - so at the end there should be far lower high frequency peaks.

I have an optimization (basically a clipping shortcut) that should make the clipping more efficient, reaching roughly the same levels (but probably with a slightly lower RMS output level) using less processing steps. It's one of the filters that I've disabled for now (mirroring).

No change in CPU load for the slowpoke... Still needs slider all the way negative to still have ~10% additional load vs. 79.

As noted though, there seems to be less need for hard limit, IF you have the slider at 0 and higher, which...slowpoke can't do without usage going up to 80-90% (cummulative total for everything enabled in my preset).

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I was thinking 'clipper in loudness filter'

Hard Limit: since there is much less job for it, maybe you can make it more 'hard' then.

And still in VST AGC bass channel sliders don`t work ( still 0.000 whatever you take the sliders indicator not moving only when move to the below 1.00 clipper appears )
Stand alone isn`t like that.

Already did that

It's still not working the way it's supposed to be.
Try the following.
Press reset, set FM transmitter on.
No stereo/rds/pre-emphasis.
Set the soundcards correct.
Set 23,28,33,38,43,48,53 kHz in transmitter calibration.
You should not hear this sounds.
But i can hear them and see them on the pira analyzer that they are stereo decoded. Because when i select the 38 kHz test tone there's no peak at all.
But you can try this too with VAC and MPX tool. Set MPX tool to Composite mode.
This tone should be 33 kHz !!

Hi hanz,

what is it ?

"Use DLL name in INI file name (requested by Jazler)"

Thanks

If you install 2 copies of Stereo Tool, say - for example for the Winamp versions - dsp_stereo_tool.dll and dsp_stereo_tool_2.dll, then with this change the 2nd one will store its startup settings in dsp_stereo_tool_2.ini. So this allows having multiple Stereo Tool copies with each their own settings. Will also work for the stand alone and other versions.

@eldoradofm: Ah, clear. What happens here is that my tone generation code doesn't check if the samplerate is high enough. The correction itself works fine, it's just the beep tone generation that's wrong here. Will fix it.