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Right now, STK's code multiply the volume proportionally for each level of the sound volume settings.
This means that the jumps at the top are tiny, for example 90% to 100% is +11%, while the jumps are the bottom are massive, for example 10% to 20% is +100%, and the 10% setting itself (the lowest non-muted settings) risks being too loud.
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Making it logarithmic is nice, but I should mention here that the current STK value adjustion is counted in %, which means it changes not in decibels but by the same way of system setting.
Right now, STK's code multiply the volume proportionally for each level of the sound volume settings.
This means that the jumps at the top are tiny, for example 90% to 100% is +11%, while the jumps are the bottom are massive, for example 10% to 20% is +100%, and the 10% setting itself (the lowest non-muted settings) risks being too loud.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: