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| changelog:drumgizmo-0.9.18 [2019/10/14 19:42] – deva | changelog:drumgizmo-0.9.18 [2019/10/16 07:21] – [Sample Normalization] deva | ||
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| =====Sample Normalization===== | =====Sample Normalization===== | ||
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| + | This feature makes it possible to create a sample containing audio files which is all normalized and still get something resembling different stroke powers based on the velocity. | ||
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| + | An example of how to use it: | ||
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| It is still not entirely stable but at least now it works. | It is still not entirely stable but at least now it works. | ||
| - | **TODO: Link to compilation | + | The MacOSX |
| =====CLI Improvements===== | =====CLI Improvements===== | ||
| The DrumGizmo command-line tool can control the remaining velocity humanizer parameters, not just stddev, and the sample selection values are scaled to the range [0; 1] to better comply with how they are interpreted internally in the engine. | The DrumGizmo command-line tool can control the remaining velocity humanizer parameters, not just stddev, and the sample selection values are scaled to the range [0; 1] to better comply with how they are interpreted internally in the engine. | ||