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@smbrownai smbrownai released this 26 Jun 19:24
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SherlockEQ 0.6.7

This release adds a short intro video to the first-launch welcome screen and makes your audiogram much easier to reuse — copy it onto your other profiles in one step, or save it to a file and load it back later. The spectrum analyzer, the Profiles screen, and a couple of keyboard niceties also got some polish. Nothing changes in how EQ or safe-listening work.

New

  • A welcome video on first launch. The onboarding screen now opens with a brief intro video that plays once and settles on its final frame. It's purely a welcome — onboarding works exactly as before on builds without it.
  • Apply one audiogram to several profiles at once. The Audiogram screen's new Manage Audiogram → Apply to Other Profiles… lets you copy the active profile's hearing thresholds onto any profiles you pick. Each profile's EQ, tinnitus notch, and compensation strength are left untouched — only the audiogram and its correction update.
  • Import and export audiograms. Manage Audiogram → Import…/Export… saves your audiogram to a file or loads one back into the active profile, so you can back it up or move it between Macs without copying a whole profile.

Improvements

  • The analyzer's input and output now show the real difference. The input overlay reflects the true unprocessed signal (both channels) instead of mirroring the output, so the gap between the two curves is exactly what the EQ is doing.
  • A cleaner Output view. The faint peak-hold line in the spectrum now appears only when the Peaks layer is on, so an Output-only view is a clean silhouette.
  • ⌘1 opens the Analog Control Unit. Pairs with ⌘0 for the main window.
  • Profile icons have plain-English names. The icon picker now reads Person, Headphones, AirPods Pro, Speaker, Voice, Night, Day, Work, Home, and so on, instead of technical symbol names.
  • A tidier profile page. The technical metadata footer (timestamps and ID) is hidden by default; turn it back on under Settings → Diagnostics if you need it for support.

Fixes

  • "Reset to Factory Default" now enables after any change. Editing a factory preset's audiogram, tinnitus notch, compensation strength, or headphone correction now correctly enables Reset — previously it only noticed tone, output-trim, name, and balance edits.
  • The notch marker no longer lingers. The dashed marker and label in the visualizer now appear only while the tinnitus notch is on, instead of pointing at a curve feature that isn't there.

Under the hood

  • The automated test suite runs again. A startup guard kept the test bundle from launching; the suite now runs in full, so regressions get caught before they ship. No user-facing change.

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 0.6.6 release notes for what shipped in the prior version.

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