Re: foo-plugins 1.0

I did notice last night that if you push the limiter input too far it will fail
spectacularly and output some serious overs.  Of course, I did push it WAY too
far ;-)


On Tue Feb  6 13:33 , Sampo Savolainen  sent:

>Quoting Jan Depner [email protected]>:
>
>> I've applied the changes to my version of JAMin (the latest).  If the
>> consensus is to go with this just let me know and I'll commit it.
>
>Before committing anything we should wait until I can arrange a swh-plugins
>release with Steve, or at least a working SVN revision, which includes the
>new limiter. 
>
>I am however already working on a new-and-improved version of the plugin
>which will include a few improvements like rate limiting, variable attack
>time and probably operating modes (basic lookahead, an "intelligent sustain"
>mode with either a brickwall or no brickwall).
>
>Revealing all of these parmeters in jamin might not be a good idea though.
>We might want to give a few new options for the user:
>
> "Fast peaks": Fast attack time and a relatively steep release curve
> "Normal"    : Attack time equals that of the original limiter, and a 
>               log, but near linear release slope
>and /maybe/ a third option (if we can come up with a name and use for it):
>               Slow attack time and linear release.
>
>The modes should also affect the rate limiting, but we'll get back to that
>once I actually implement it ;)
>
>Thanks for the comments and I hope to see a new-and-improved Jamin soon.
>
>
> Sampo
>


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