Add a simple and efficient peak meter...
Add a (yet untested and unintegrated) peak meter...
Some fixes while I work on integrating it all...
Peak meters on each track are pretty much a minimum viable product now,
albeit still some bugs to squash and optimizations to do...
Fix the stereo-ness of the peak meters.
Don't waste CPU on the high quality antialiasing, it's of trivial use for
that purpose...
Make the peak meters a little narrower by default...
Save some CPU time by only checking every 4th sample, since this is a
GUI only function
More meter improvements
Fix the scheduler not being applied correctly everywhere...
Clean up some of the oldest and ugliest C code in the entire project...
Clean up more really old and ugly C code...
Big refactoring to make the code cleaner, easier for GCC to parse or optimize,
and easier to wrap at 80 lines...
Zero out the instrument buffers to prevent potential glitches on stop,
plus some refactoring and cleanup of the code...
Remove some obsolete buffer zero-ing code...
Even more cleanup, and AFAIK, the entire pydaw.h file now obeys the 80 char
line length...
Add a peak meter to the wave editor...
Improvements to the peak meter gradients
Remove some stray whitespace.
Conserve some horizontal space on the wave editor's "Edit" tab