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My use case is in handling possibly too-hot input signals when using an iPhone.
The input mixer only appears to set a volume (post-processing); it would be better if there were an additional slider which could set the hardware input gain (or if the input mixer on iOS used input gain if it is available) -- this could avoid distortion, which software volume cannot resolve. I believe this is doable via JUCE's iOSAudioIODevice::setInputGain.
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My use case is in handling possibly too-hot input signals when using an iPhone.
The input mixer only appears to set a volume (post-processing); it would be better if there were an additional slider which could set the hardware input gain (or if the input mixer on iOS used input gain if it is available) -- this could avoid distortion, which software volume cannot resolve. I believe this is doable via JUCE's
iOSAudioIODevice::setInputGain
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: