Corrscope

Breaking Changes

- Set default mean responsiveness to 0.05 instead of 1 (even in unmodified older files, oops)
- Always use full-resolution rendering, when rendering to file (make trigger/render subsampling preview-only)
- Remove buffer falloff from GUI (defaults to 0.5)
- Lag prevention is no longer increased, when trigger subsampling or trigger width × are >1

Features

- Add Help menu (online help manual)
- Add custom stereo downmix modes
- Allow left-only triggering, downmixing specific channels to mono, etc.
- Add post-triggering for finding zero-crossing edges
- Add optional slope-based triggering
- Previous edge-triggering was area-based and located zero crossings

Changelog

- Add trigger "buffer responsiveness" option
- Remove dependency on more_itertools

Breaking Changes
- Fix time-traveling bug by reverting "Increase trigger diameter to improve bass stability" from 0.3.0

Changelog

- Rebuild UI in Python, not .ui XML
- Show stack trace dialog when loading config fails
- Show stack trace dialog if exceptions raised before playback begins

Breaking Changes

- Increase trigger diameter to improve bass stability
- Line width is now measured in pixels. (previously, 1 pt = 4/3 px)
- Tweak default config settings: white lines, gray midlines, 1 column, vertical orientation.
- Enable preview-only resolution divisor by default, to boost speed

Features

- Add pitch-tracking trigger checkbox
- Waves should no longer jump around when pitch changes.
- Rapidly repeating pitch changes (less than 6 frames apart) are skipped for performance.
- Pitch tracking may increase CPU usage on noise channels. See https://github.com/corrscope/corrscope/issues/213 for details
- Add stereo rendering support
- Located in stereo tab in GUI
- Add per-channel amplification support
- Add color picker to GUI
- Add unit suffixes to GUI spinboxes

Changelog

- Prevent YAML dump from line-breaking long paths
- Dump Config.show_internals to YAML by default
- Add non-GUI option to disable antialiasing (does not improve performance)

See https://github.com/corrscope/corrscope/releases.