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Finer volume control #660

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swedneck opened this issue May 21, 2021 · 3 comments
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Finer volume control #660

swedneck opened this issue May 21, 2021 · 3 comments
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The current volume sliders don't give a lot of control, there are a low number of steps and a simple percentage isn't great for adjusting low volumes.

It would be nice to increase the amount of steps and give an option for logarithmic sliders to give more fine grained control over volume.

@ashutoshgngwr ashutoshgngwr added enhancement New feature or request priority/medium always-fresh Issues that will never become stale labels May 23, 2021
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I did some math. The current system maps volume levels [0, 20] to [0, 1] linearly. I scaled the current system to [0, 25] ([1, 25] in logarithmic case) and plotted its mapping to [0, 1] using logarithmic, quadratic and cubic functions. Shouldn't the control be a quadratic or cubic function instead of logarithmic? Because according to my experience with the current version of Noice, the sound volumes decline very rapidly towards the lower range while the upper range barely has any effect.

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swedneck commented Jun 7, 2021

i just said logarthimic because i thought that's closer to what i want than linear is, i don't know what the actual best solution is :D

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@swedneck Okay, I just wanted to confirm. I'll try them all and see which one performs the best.

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