soje
March 20, 2020, 12:49am
1
I’m having problems with using thq eq with a log scale.
I’ve entered the followin values for testing, they should be at 25%, 50% and 75%:
[
{ “type”: “peak”, “freq”: 112.5, “gain”: 9, “on”: 1, “q”: 8 },
{ “type”: “peak”, “freq”: 632.5, “gain”: 8, “on”: 1, “q”: 8 },
{ “type”: “peak”, “freq”: 3055, “gain”: 6, “on”: 1, “q”: 8 }
]
The eq shows them linear, so I turn log scale on (logScaleX). This moves them further to the left…
If I change a value (f.ex. gain on the first peak), the curve is redrawn, now with the last peak just left of the middle.
If I then remove the mark in “logScaleX”, the curve is shown as intended.
If I then change a value, I’m back with the original problem.
What’s going on?
Cheers
That’s a bug, until it’s fixed you can avoid it by doing so
set logScaleX to true
save & load the session
don’t modify logScaleX
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soje
March 20, 2020, 9:09pm
3
Thankyou.
However, doing as you describe, puts all three peaks left of the middle of the eq-window. They should be spaced with the middle peak right in the middle of the window.
Possibly part of the bug, just wanted to point it out
Cheers!
Thanks, I’ll take a closer look at the eq’s x-axis for v1.
The following changes will be applied in v1:
eq: removed logScaleX
property, always draw logarithmic frequency response
eq: logarithmic x-axis scale fixed
eq: filters ared now defined with the filters
property, leaving the value
to its default purpose
soje
March 21, 2020, 11:37am
6
Beautiful!
I think the multixy might have the same problem with log scale.
A thought for the filter - will it be possible to change to range?
Cheers!!!
I think the multixy might have the same problem with log scale.
I finally managed to wrap my head around this and to understand I'd been doing logScale wrong since the beginning !
A thought for the filter - will it be possible to change to range?
Yep, working on it.
soje
March 21, 2020, 4:56pm
8
No sweat! It has taken me forever to wrap my head around those log scales