New todo list:
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TODO:
- Remove (small) remaining peaks in Final Limiter - they are a bit higher now due to the improved bass handling
■ OK
- Fix very bad Final Limiter quality in low latency settings.
■ OK, fixed. Equal to v4.22 now, but I think I have some more improvements that I can try...
- Beep sounds are not completely constant in volume when they come out - check why and try to solve it.
■ OK, was caused by Pre Limiter, also Highpass filter
- Fix Stereo Boost - I found that it's behaving very differently from what I expected, but I don't know why.
■ OK
- Bass protection in Overlap=0 mode is less good than in Overlap>0 mode.
■ Nearly fixed, todo: add a selection checkbox to choose whether you want best sound quality or no very low frequency sounds
- Fix Singleband compressor.
- Attempt to improve the highpass filter in Overlap=0 mode.
■ PARTIAL, works for 30 Hz phase linear at higher latency values (2048, 4096), there's now also a non-phase linear version for 20, 30 and 40 Hz that causes NO artifacts at all. Question: Should I ALSO offer the possibility to use v4.22 filtering? It's better at high freqs.
- Fix Hard Limit in Overlap>0 mode (completely destroys the sound at lower latencies at the moment)
- Attempt to reduce CPU load by simplifying processing (example: Can FAST4 be turned off when Final Limiter and Loudness are both on? That might even improve the sound quality...)
- Make CPU load configurable in Overlap=0 mode.
- Restore quality/latency display based on the new settings.
- Check the interface for settings that are no longer used (for example "Multiband HQ").
- Fix Stereo Boost meter (stops after few/many minutes/hours of work)
- Fix Stereo Boost meter (shows wrong levels, too low - sound is ok though)
Later:
- Add "Phase Rotator" usefull for microphone processing
- Add Pre-Emphasize for Normal Output (10,15,20,25us), useful for web streaming (?)
- "Do you really want to close ..." message in stand alone version

- Add "LINK" checkbox for "phase differences" in "Calibrate FM transmitter..." (20Hz-10240Hz), [someone call it TILT]
