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docs: note the crossover automation caveat (editor-only lo<=hi limit)

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -91,6 +91,12 @@ a first-class mode, not an afterthought.
- `look_ahead_ms` — look-ahead time (0–5 ms). Reported latency is **constant** (the max look-ahead); the knob only moves the detector tap within that fixed delay, so it is safe to adjust during playback (changing reported latency mid-stream crashes some hosts, FL included) - `look_ahead_ms` — look-ahead time (0–5 ms). Reported latency is **constant** (the max look-ahead); the knob only moves the detector tap within that fixed delay, so it is safe to adjust during playback (changing reported latency mid-stream crashes some hosts, FL included)
- `crossover_low_hz` — low/mid crossover frequency - `crossover_low_hz` — low/mid crossover frequency
- `crossover_high_hz` — mid/high crossover frequency - `crossover_high_hz` — mid/high crossover frequency
> **Crossover automation caveat:** the lo ≤ hi limit is enforced in the **editor only** (the two
> are independent params). Host automation writes them directly, so it can drive lo past hi and
> momentarily invert the mid band. The DSP clamps to a monotonic split so it won't break audio,
> but FL's automation can misbehave once inverted. Not fixed by design — just don't automate the
> two across each other.
### Per-Channel Compressor (× 4: low, mid, high, **all** — one `#[nested]` params struct reused) ### Per-Channel Compressor (× 4: low, mid, high, **all** — one `#[nested]` params struct reused)
- `pre_gain_db` — drive into the compressor (−24…+36 dB, smoothed) - `pre_gain_db` — drive into the compressor (−24…+36 dB, smoothed)
- `detection` — peak / RMS level detection - `detection` — peak / RMS level detection