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A lot of our users never touch the EQs at all, and asking them to specifically disable EQ processing is an extra step. Instead, we could simply disable EQs at startup, and if the user tweaks a knob, then we enable EQs. The user can still explicitly override EQs, but this pattern would save tons of CPU for many users transparently without affecting actual DJs. (We crossfade, so there won't be a click when they first tweak the knob)
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Reported by: ywwg
Date: 2014-04-09T19:31:26Z
Status: Fix Released
Importance: Wishlist
Launchpad Issue: lp1305269
A lot of our users never touch the EQs at all, and asking them to specifically disable EQ processing is an extra step. Instead, we could simply disable EQs at startup, and if the user tweaks a knob, then we enable EQs. The user can still explicitly override EQs, but this pattern would save tons of CPU for many users transparently without affecting actual DJs. (We crossfade, so there won't be a click when they first tweak the knob)
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