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So if your slider returns [0-1] then the conversion formula will be close to:
POWER(1.2589, sliderPos*10)*0.1
We need to be careful of emitting outs that are outside of the range of -1 to +1. This is especially important when you play a 6-note power chord. I seem to remember that Web Audio's spec says that you may get distortion out side of these ranges (or blow out people's ear-drums).
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So if your slider returns [0-1] then the conversion formula will be close to:
We need to be careful of emitting outs that are outside of the range of -1 to +1. This is especially important when you play a 6-note power chord. I seem to remember that Web Audio's spec says that you may get distortion out side of these ranges (or blow out people's ear-drums).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: