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Value ranges for volume knobs/sliders in various plugins and parts of lmms are all over the place.
Most of them (e.g. track volumes) use percentages, these more or less work as expected.
Some plugins do the dB scale mapping internally and expose dB values, ignoring the user's setting. Equalizer is a nice example.
Some use a 0 to 1 range (e.g. BassBooster), of course those won't display dB values at all.
The Delay (Feedback knob) and Flanger (Noise knob) effects use a 0 to 1 range with the volume knob property set (which of course expects a percentage), causing a 40 dB offset in the display.
The mixer faders are the wildest, as they seem to use percentages in the context menu, but 0 to 1 when automated.
Although the mixer faders were addressed in #5661, it was a dirty hack. The actual value ranges of controls need to be changed in order to ever reach a reasonably consistent UX.
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Value ranges for volume knobs/sliders in various plugins and parts of lmms are all over the place.
Although the mixer faders were addressed in #5661, it was a dirty hack. The actual value ranges of controls need to be changed in order to ever reach a reasonably consistent UX.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: