Hey Gabor,
this value is used like this in fluxus-audio: > > m_FFTOutput[n]=((m_FFTOutput[**n]*m_SmoothingBias)+Value*(1-** > m_SmoothingBias)); > > Yes. so, i believe it should be >= 0 and < 1. we can limit it in the setter > function. > > Yes, and then we should also update the related documentation, which claims it ranges from 0 to 2, defaulting to 1,5. I can't see how that relates to it defaulting in the code to 0.8 in line 81 of that same file. I found the cause of the buildup that I saw as well. Turns out that that rightmost band refers to the lowest frequencies. I suspect my sample's file may have a non-zero final value; putting a adsr over it solved the issue. It might generally be a good idea to outfit Fluxa with a dc remover on the output, Yours, Kas.
