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Going from code inspection, just as assigning LR to matrixes doesn't work (#34) because the parameter calculations mishandle LR being encoded as 99, I'm about 99% confident that changing pan/balance or level of LR within a matrix is broken for the same reason.
While I have a fix for LR-to-matrix assignment (gated behind various refactorings landing), I don't have one for these yet. setLevel and fadeLevel are two of the few stalls of this module's Augean stables that I haven't yet managed to clean up yet to the point where the code is intelligible to me. I might be able to fix the problem using techniques similar to what I used in #34, without having to understand them first, but I'm not sure.
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I believe this is fixed as of 2578dc1 -- the point at which a final switch was made from the old busted fade-to-level implementation to a new one, invoked by different callers that correctly handle LR as source distinct from mixes as source.
No promises when a release with the fix will be made. I'm down to very, very little remaining cleanup left, tho, so it's somewhat likely "sooner" rather than later.
Going from code inspection, just as assigning LR to matrixes doesn't work (#34) because the parameter calculations mishandle LR being encoded as
99
, I'm about 99% confident that changing pan/balance or level of LR within a matrix is broken for the same reason.While I have a fix for LR-to-matrix assignment (gated behind various refactorings landing), I don't have one for these yet.
setLevel
andfadeLevel
are two of the few stalls of this module's Augean stables that I haven't yet managed to clean up yet to the point where the code is intelligible to me. I might be able to fix the problem using techniques similar to what I used in #34, without having to understand them first, but I'm not sure.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: