Commit 057d630 switched this repo from GPL-3.0 to Apache-2.0, which the
build contradicts: src/lib.rs calls nih_export_vst3! unconditionally and
nih_plug is taken with default features, so every build links vst3-sys —
GPLv3-or-later by its own authors' choice. deploy.ps1 then installs that
binary. The declared licence and the artifact's actual terms disagreed,
and the original GPL-3.0 was correct.
Given the intent to distribute non-profit and open-source, GPL costs
nothing here, so this restores it rather than dropping VST3 to keep a
permissive licence.
Also adds the ISC notice owed to Robbert van der Helm: the plugin
scaffolding derives from the NIH-plug cookiecutter template and example
plugins, whose one condition is that the copyright and permission notice
travel with all copies. The README credited the template under Reference
Material, which is courtesy, not compliance. ISC is GPL-compatible, so the
notice is retained in NOTICE rather than superseded.
Corrects the README's claim that Steinberg's SDK licence must be accepted
before distributing. No SDK source is vendored or redistributed, so there
is nothing to accept at build time. The binding constraint is vst3-sys's
GPLv3; Steinberg's trademark in "VST" is a separate regime that no source
licence resolves.
Copyright in the Irene <irene@novoyuuparosk.org> commits is held by the
repository owner (an agent identity), so no third-party agreement was
needed for this relicense.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WHt4DykxXaQnyaJfyS8KCn
Add editor/gain_curve.rs: a square panel beside the scrolling plot showing the
channel transfer (out vs in, -60..0 dB) for whichever channel the plot tab
selects. Plots the full wet path — out = (in + pre_gain) + gain_reduction + makeup
— using the shared Compressor::gain_computer (now pub) so it matches the DSP and
the GR meter. Unity-reference diagonal + threshold marker; mix not folded in.
Update README structure/status to reflect the editor/ widget module and the
completed Stage 6 visualisers.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Flag each plot bucket with whether the output limiter hit the ceiling
(limiter GR > 0.1 dB), carried through ScopeRing as a per-bucket hit field and
folded into history columns. The editor draws a short red tick at the top of any
hit column (one column wide, so runs merge into segments and a lone hit is a
dot); nothing otherwise. Global marker, shown on every channel tab.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Feed the scrolling plot from a lock-free SPSC ScopeRing instead of sampling one
atomic per egui frame, so horizontal resolution is set by the audio-clocked
bucket rate (~200 Hz) rather than the ~60 fps repaint. process() accumulates a
bucket every sample_rate/BUCKET_HZ samples (peak-preserving, spanning blocks)
and pushes it; the editor drains all new buckets each frame and folds them into
PLOT_N columns. Fast transients between frames are no longer dropped, and the
plot is now audio-clocked (freezes on pause, falls to silence on stop/reset).
Drop the per-frame plot_* atomics (the per-channel lamp now reads the decayed
bar level). Also fix the area fill: render it as a strip of per-segment convex
quads instead of one concave polygon, which egui fan-filled from a corner and
left stray triangles.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Draw a translucent area from each level line down to the plot baseline so the
input and output traces read more clearly. The gain-reduction trace stays a
plain line (it hangs from the 0 dB line, where a fill would read oddly).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move the egui editor from a single editor.rs into an editor/ module: mod.rs
(aggregator: create(), EditorState, layout, placeholder slider columns),
meter.rs (|L|GR|R| meters + ceiling lamp, owns MeterState), and plot.rs
(rolling in/out/GR plot, owns PlotState + PlotHistory). Each visualiser owns
its GUI state; the aggregator composes them. No behavior change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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