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Hi Hans,
Most new filter settings are getting saved and reloaded in VST plugin.
If you're saving to an STS file I suppose??
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Any plans for correcting the behaviours of 'Minimum attack speed near top' and 'Extra loudness - Advanced Highs Protection enabled' (in VST Plugin)?
I'll check ALL the new parameters before releasing version 6.20.
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What should be the optimal value or range for 'Startup input level'? Does it have any co-relation with 'Minimum attack speed near top' especially if I am using values > 1 for the latter?
The AGC will start with settings as if the input level was what's specified with this slider. Fully to the left = old behavior. Fully to the right = beep level at maximum level was played just before. What is the best setting really depends on the average level of the audio that you're playing. There's no relation with 'Minimum attack speed near top'.
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And last, will I expect (theoretically) any performance or quality gain by enabling 'Oversample limiters' if I am using it for transcoding of audio files?
Say your input has the following values: 0, 20000, 32000, 32000, 20000, 0. Then if the sound card, Windows, CD player, ... upsamples it before playback, you might see something like this: 0, 12000, 20000, 27000, 32000,
33000, 32000, 27000, 20000, 12000, 0 - hence you get clipping even though all the samples in your waveform are below 32767. If you enable this Oversample thing, the waveform is adjusted such that upsampling later does not cause clipping.
So the answer is:
- If you got clipping before, your sound quality will improve
- If you didn't, it might deteriorate a bit because more clipping/limiting is performed. This should be a very small difference though.
- The CPU load with this enabled is higher.