version 4.3.0

[hvianna]

What's new

Added:

• 'dual-horizontal' option for channelLayout;

Fixed:

• Fixed opacity for reflex effect on dual-combined channel layout.

Improved:

• Improved maxFPS frame rate throttling.

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Release: version 4.3.0

[TF3RDL]

Awesome update, I like how dual-horizontal layout on your spectrum analyzer is the closest thing to Channel Spectrum panel for Default UI and 64-bit foobar2000 despite not being a foobar2000 component

Also, adding the mode where frequency labels follows decades like this one would be cool since the Enhanced Spectrum analyzer component that I have on my foobar2000 x64 has this frequency lines following decades

[TF3RDL]

A Mid/Side mode like this for dual-channel visualization would be cool to see, but here's a catch; AnalyserNode's built-in FFT outputs magnitude values in decibels rather than complex-valued data so doing M/S encode on frequency-domain data won't be proper M/S (unless you're using custom FFT method, which usually output real/imaginary values and you can do complex addition and subtraction on these before being converted into magnitude values to get a proper M/S spectrum visualization from frequency-domain data)

As for the M/S spectrum using the from the aforementioned CodePen project, it can be easily done on L/R data gathered by getFloatTimeDomainData on left and right channels after ChannelSplitterNode to do M/S encode before FFT (the first method does involve only simple ChannelSplitterNode/ChannelMergerNode setup to visualize separate channels but it is only doable on custom FFT implementation), the second method is use complex ChannelSplitterNode/ChannelMergerNode (to split up the channels and merge it back after M/S encode) and GainNode (to phase-invert right channel part of side channel on M/S representation) setup to do M/S visualization without having to use custom FFT method