Stereo Tool

Actually that could be easy: If you're in 'number typing' mode the whole slider can be replaced by a text field in which you can type a number.

But that leaves the question: How would you indicate to the GUI that you want to type a number?

not much time today, I've been busy preparing a presentation for the technical managers of 13 tv and 13 radio stations tomorrow

Actually that could be easy:
Left mouse button double-clicking
Similar to many VST-plugins GUI - including non-integer values for low frequencies and for other settings if useful.

Almost if not all adjustable parameters work like a slider, so imput as a single click is unlikley,...

Really 13 ?


Good luck !

Stand alone: http://www.stereotool.com/download/ster ... 04-050.exe
Winamp DSP: http://www.stereotool.com/download/dsp_ ... 04-050.exe
VST: http://www.stereotool.com/download/vst_ ... 04-050.dll

I've changed the way band coupling works a bit, the strength of each band is now calculated using:

percentage(0..1) ^ 2log(ratio main band and band we're looking at).
The good thing is that if we are looking at the main band the ratio is 1, the log of the ratio is 0 and anything ^ 0 is 1 again, so I don't need to perform any tricks to get the main band to '1'. So, this MIGHT be better. But I'm not really sure about that.

I've ran some quick tests (not much time today, I've been busy preparing a presentation for the technical managers of 13 tv and 13 radio stations tomorrow) and it seems to work fine.

Also new: You can give the first and last band more 'freedom', this does make these bands more important to the total level though!

Problem with double click or single click is that that's currently used to move the slider 1 unit (or 2 for double click, 3 for triple click, ...). Clicking on the value is also done when you want to change the slider value because the number is inside the slider. (Maybe that's the problem...)