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2025 Update

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edited December 2024 in Feature Request (Android)
Encoding kbps bitrate: 1, 2, or 10 kbps

Preamp: Load and Save Preset

Equalizer: 20 Hz, 10KHZ, and 15KHz.

Track Isolation Splitter Percentage: 200%, 250% or more

Compressor: Ratios 6, 7, 8, and 9. Input and Output Gain to about 30 dB or so. Threshold to -60 Db from both Compressor and Limiter.

Please and thank you for adding the suggestions to the Feature Request list. There's so many things going through my mind right now about Feature Requests in Music Speed Changer.

Do you think the process is going to be super long? Or, is it going to be a "Boom, done" type of process. Not rushing or forcing you.
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  • 448 Hz448 Hz
    I think you can do it, I believe in you. I'm assuming the update of the app is going to be easy. Maybe?
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  • 448 Hz448 Hz
    edited December 2024
    Do you think you can make the update happen for tomorrow and New Year's Eve 2024? Or, no?
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  • 448 Hz448 Hz
    edited December 2024
    I also forgot to ask if you can also change the Track Isolation Splitter encoding kbps bitrate default number 320 down to 128 kbps instead to update the file format for all track splits for the update? Is it possible, or is there nothing that can be done about it?
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  • 448 Hz448 Hz
    edited December 2024
    And by "process", I'm talking like the time you're gonna be taking when it comes to updating Music Speed Changer in 2025 for the Feature Requests.
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  • 448 Hz448 Hz
    I also forgot to ask for you to change the Compressor Release up to 5 maximum. And change the Limiter Release to either 1 or 2 maximum and 10 millisecond minimum. Including the Ceiling to -60 dB too as well.
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  • 448 Hz448 Hz
    Sorry, I'm not trying to annoy you, harass you, irritate you, piss you off, get you mad/angry or anything like that. I do know how to be patient. But, I'm gonna be so excited for the 2025 update for Music Speed Changer this year for the new and additional bonus feature requests.
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  • 448 Hz448 Hz
    edited January 10
    Did you also know that normalizing audio, bass, instruments, and sounds is automatic volume leveling too? It automatically adjusts volume gain through a specific target dB level headroom wise and not the tone or anything else. Do you think you can also create the Normalizing Automatic Volume Leveling component effect when it comes to audio, bass, instruments, sounds, and drums of a track throughout the target peak headroom dB level of a track and sound that way there's no volume jumps when it comes to consistency? The thing is that when the audio is normalized, the headroom peak dB level is almost up to 0 dB without clipping. And to prevent it, the preamp level would be pulled down to -1 dB, for example. Target dB headroom volume level is what would also be added and included in the component effect from +0 dB down to -15 dB. Kind of like the preamp.
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  • 448 Hz448 Hz
    The reason why I thought of 3 equalizer frequencies is because: 1. 20 Hz is the lowest frequency of sub bass and starting point of human hearing. 2. 15KHz is the minimum beginning point of the high frequency hearing threshold limit of adults. 3. 10KHz and 12KHz are still the "air, sparkle, crystal clear, bright, glistening, zingy, crispy, intelligence, clarity" frequencies. And, 10 is the first double digit number after 9.

    That's my explanation for it when it comes to the official update.
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