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tonalstates · 11-28-2021, 07:09 PM

So in the normalize/limit menu in the render dialogue the default value for the brickwall limit is "+0.00" so every time (literally every time) I have to limit something I have to delete the "+" icon to add a "-" because double clicking the text box doesn't select the "+" to just start typing and overwrite the selection, and of course, I'd like the peaks to not reach "0" sooo I'm questioning myself if we even need a "+" symbol on a literal "0" when most of the time most people (assuming here) would want the peaks to not go over zero so why not just make it "0.00" or let the double click select all of it to just start typing "-14.00", etc. or a "-0.00" if we're going to add value to a "non existent" negative or positive value _per se_ since I'm pretty sure most people will lean to negative values instead of a positive one considering the function.

Probably solved by making a preset but I almost never use the same directory, as to why this is a nitpick.

*exhales*

That's all, hopefully I'm not the only one, thanks.

11-28-2021, 07:09 PM	#1
tonalstates Human being with feelings Join Date: Jun 2020 Posts: 665	Render: Brickwall limiter default ceiling is... So in the normalize/limit menu in the render dialogue the default value for the brickwall limit is "+0.00" so every time (literally every time) I have to limit something I have to delete the "+" icon to add a "-" because double clicking the text box doesn't select the "+" to just start typing and overwrite the selection, and of course, I'd like the peaks to not reach "0" sooo I'm questioning myself if we even need a "+" symbol on a literal "0" when most of the time most people (assuming here) would want the peaks to not go over zero so why not just make it "0.00" or let the double click select all of it to just start typing "-14.00", etc. or a "-0.00" if we're going to add value to a "non existent" negative or positive value _per se_ since I'm pretty sure most people will lean to negative values instead of a positive one considering the function. Probably solved by making a preset but I almost never use the same directory, as to why this is a nitpick. exhales That's all, hopefully I'm not the only one, thanks.