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destructor is called
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Applied gain to both emph click and default click using sox.
This results in louder click sound by default and user is
able to boost click to 0dBFS using the fader on the pref pane.
Signed-off-by: Damien Zammit <damien@zamaudio.com>
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can be reached
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Incomplete, because we need a way to handle multiple devices of different types
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get_dsp_load_unbound() will return large values >100% for testing,
but actual fall-off is from 100%.
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divide large number. not multiply a small.
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Lots more work to do here
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See comment in code for more detail
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The ports required may no longer exist, and it requires a lot of messages. A reset is sent instead
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Changes are queued in a FIFO, and pulled when a timeout in the MCP event loop fires.
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sending lots of messages.
This may be a bit "strong" because on the MCU Pro (at least) it causes a fader recalibration.
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for MCP GUI
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This is not bomb/thread proof yet, because it still requires at least one process callback to function
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(e.g. import file with ampersand)
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outbound messages match the inbound ones
Pitch bend values really can span 0 to 16384, not 16383
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