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Should it be floor? Probably. What the "floor" parameter currently controls is what Rez Synth calls "between gain", aka the input audio level added between MIDI notes sounding. But it is not an actual input audio level floor in the sense of being a minimum amount of input signal always present, with gate-on adding more. Especially if you have longer attack or release and a higher floor level, it becomes very obviously not floor because the attack suddenly silences the "floor" audio and then slowly fades up to sustain level, while the release slowly decays to silence only to suddenly jump to floor level at the end of that decay. I think probably floor should be floor, but if not, at least then it should not be named "floor" but rather something accurate (like "between gain").
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Should it be floor? Probably. What the "floor" parameter currently controls is what Rez Synth calls "between gain", aka the input audio level added between MIDI notes sounding. But it is not an actual input audio level floor in the sense of being a minimum amount of input signal always present, with gate-on adding more. Especially if you have longer attack or release and a higher floor level, it becomes very obviously not floor because the attack suddenly silences the "floor" audio and then slowly fades up to sustain level, while the release slowly decays to silence only to suddenly jump to floor level at the end of that decay. I think probably floor should be floor, but if not, at least then it should not be named "floor" but rather something accurate (like "between gain").
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