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After clicking between 2 sound files 10 times:


By the way, the sound files appear to sound the same. It's just that the sound visualizer is completely messed up.

It's not messed up. It's just that the scale (how ‘large’ the audio wave is) was decreased, presumably because you switched to a louder sample. This might actually be an intentional feature to show the relative volumes of the two sounds.

kkidslogin wrote:

It's not messed up. It's just that the scale (how ‘large’ the audio wave is) was decreased, presumably because you switched to a louder sample. This might actually be an intentional feature to show the relative volumes of the two sounds.

That's really confusing though, because both waveforms from both sounds keep shrinking slightly every time I switch between sounds.

SidewaysCoder wrote:

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kkidslogin wrote:

It's not messed up. It's just that the scale (how ‘large’ the audio wave is) was decreased, presumably because you switched to a louder sample. This might actually be an intentional feature to show the relative volumes of the two sounds.

That's really confusing though, because both waveforms from both sounds keep shrinking slightly every time I switch between sounds.

Okay, that is definitely a bug. I thought it was only for the one.

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