[FEATURE] Add I/O calibration to metadata #477
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.namfile for non-breaking changes to the spec.Add levels for the reamp send/return that was used to record the gear.
Stored under the metadata fields:
"input_level_dbu": The level being input to the gear, in dBu, corresponding to a 1kHz sine wave with 0dBFS peak."output_level_dbu": The level, in dBu, of a 1kHz sine wave that achieves 0dBFS peak when input to the interface that's recording the output of the gear being modeled.These can be used by plug-ins to automatically adjust the level of the incoming signal (if the plug-in is the first one that the signal is processed by, or if the I/O calibration of all of the previous effects are known) and the outgoing signal (to achieve the correct overall gain across the model).
Resolves #244