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- Quench 0.1.0: first release. - Ballast 0.1.0: first release. - Mark both released in docs/ideas.md and add them to the release table.
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Quench changelog
0.1.0
- Introduce Quench, a clipper that clips the top and lets the sub pass clean.
- A Linkwitz–Riley split at Split (40–300 Hz). The top is clipped at the ceiling minus the sub's held peak; Hold sets how long that peak holds.
- What the clip removes is high-passed at Split, so its products stay out of the low band. Two correction passes and an oversampled hard clip hold the ceiling; a safety clip catches the downsampler's ringing.
- Drive, Ceiling, Soft (knee of the top's clip), Bypass.
- Listen to Quench, a Plain clipper at the same settings, or the Delta that Quench takes away. Not saved.
- Editor: how much the low band changed for Quench and for a plain clip, how far the top is clipped, the sub's peak and the room it leaves, and a scope.
- 4× oversampling; 37 samples of latency.