Add mixer dB markers #6586
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Increase the width of the MixerLine to accommodate for the dB markers
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Just seeing the meta issue for this: It seems like there's a lot more work to be done here. For one, the mixer needs to move in logarithms, not linearly. The faders should also point to the top, as 0 dbFS is the ceiling for the audio signal (before clipping). |
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I totally agree that the scale should by logarithmic, it would be more useful. As for the top, it depens as how the internal signal is managed, but I in other DAWs it goes up to +6dB too. |
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I think it would be better if it was slimmer on the sides |
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This PR adds dB markers for mixer channels. This is especially useful when leveling mixes, and is generally useful when you want to simply estimate at what dB a fader is peaking at.
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