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Why do waveform types have different visual gains? #12115
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I think we can consider this a bug. |
I agree. The cause must be in how the amplitude is calculated by combining the high/mid/low values vs the real amplitude. So there might be an inherent and unavoidable difference but it shouldn't be this big. I will have a look when I have a moment. |
Thanks for looking into this! |
[removed a comment, i want to double check something] |
I came up with a simple solution, without having to change the code much. |
And with that I discovered the "visual gain" spinbox in the preferences, something I never needed before 😄 |
Is this to be expected?
Anyhow, if I want to test waveforms I'd also need to adjust the visual gain to make the comparable.
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