Stereo Tool

Red color input levels. It looks like you use input gain but I don't used It. Beta 9.24-012 Stand alone 64.

Edit: I use the breakaway pipeline from breakaway one. Before I don't have this problem latest beta I test was 9.24-009.

Its still the same with the latest beta!

What do you mean by "It looks like you use input gain but I don't used It"? I don't see anything weird here. There was a bug that could cause the input meters to be displayed incorrectly until a few versions ago though..... So I wonder if my fix is actually making it worse on your end. We also added some smoothing in the metering.

Can you make a screenshot of what you see and send my your *full* (SAVE -> EXPORT ALL) settings?

Hans, momenteel ben ik niet op me pc. Input level kleurt rood als hij de 0db aantikt maakt niet uit met welke preset ook zonder dat je een preset laadt is input rood. In beta 009 was dit nog niet nooit gehad en gebruik al ruim een jaar zelfde opstelling. Ook de standalone 32bit versie heeft het dsp niet

That it turns red when it hits the peak is normal. That's intentional. It's a warning that it's reaching peak level... Now if it turns red WITHOUT hitting the peak, or if you know that your input audio really isn't peaking, then it could be a bug. Otherwise it's intended behavior.

Hans, I'll send you a video on Facebook this afternoon

In the Wes's presets (Cerulean and Mousse) I see that the "Maximum Asymetry" goes up to 100%, that's ok? In the others presets only goes up to 30%.

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It's OK, but it doesn't technically have any effect past about 30%. Since it is only an improvement, with no downsides I can see, it is set to 100% in case future algorithms allow even more gains.

Thanks, Wes.

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i hear distortions on highs even after 8%.

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Don't! Some receivers have a problem with this, it will cause reception issues. Values upto about 30% seem to be safe, above that is not. Default is 10% to stay on the safe side.