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SherlockEQ 0.1.3

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@smbrownai smbrownai released this 08 Jun 20:48
v0.1.3
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SherlockEQ 0.1.3

A pass over every Equalizer tab — the input (pre-EQ) and post-EQ spectra now ride together behind the curve so you can see what your correction is actually doing to your music in real time. Advanced gets the layer chip strip and tap-to-type gain chips that used to be Expert-only, and a dedicated Bypass button finally lives on the Equalizer surface itself.

Added

  • Live input + post-EQ spectrum overlay. The dry input and the post-EQ output spectra are now both rendered behind the EQ curve on every Equalizer tab — Simple, Speech, Advanced, and Expert. The input layer used to be Expert-only (and off by default); it's now on by default everywhere. The overlay also takes up more of the canvas (50 % → 70 % vertical) so it reads as a real background fill rather than a thin ribbon at the bottom.
  • Bypass button on the Equalizer. A pill toggle now sits at the top of every Equalizer tab — flip it to A/B between your tuning and the raw source without leaving the screen. Goes red + "Bypassed" when active so you can't lose track of which state you're in. Drives the same Reference Mode that ⌘B and the popover already used; nothing new to learn.
  • Layer chip strip on Advanced. Advanced now exposes the same Input / Output / EQ curve / Audiogram target / Safety overlay / Peak callouts chips that Expert has had. Your chip preferences are shared across the two modes — what you toggle in one shows up the same way in the other.
  • Tap-to-type gain chips on Advanced. Each of Advanced's ten octave bands now shows its current gain in a small editable chip above the slider. Tap it, type a value ("+2.5", "−3", "0", a trailing "dB" is fine), press Return — or just click anywhere outside the chip and it commits. Esc cancels. Keyboard nudges (±0.5 dB) work for VoiceOver users too.

Not a medical device

SherlockEQ is not a healthcare or medical application. It does not diagnose, treat, measure, or monitor any hearing condition, tinnitus, or disability. For concerns about your hearing, consult a doctor, audiologist, or licensed healthcare professional.

Previous release

See the 0.1.2 release notes for what shipped in the prior version.

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