Josep Maria Antolín Segura

This is expected behaviour. LAME reduces the volume on input. By default it applies "--scale 0.97", which reduces the volume slightly. This default was implemented long ago, in order to prevent some distortions on some samples when decoding. Nowadays, using decoders that either output in floating point and/or apply replaygain previous to clipping the audio to integer already solves the problem, so in that case, using --scale 1.0 should give what you want without a negative impact.

fix case for wrongdoing vsts.

Newer beta version uploaded to the Files section

Hello. I saw that currently, Psycle is not doing a full plugin rescan on first run, so this means that probably, if you only run the may25 build, the cache does not contain the native plugins and that's why it cannot see them. You should force a scan, either from the configuration menu, or from the add new machine dialog. Also, Both, the may25 and the july 2018 version that I've just uploaded load and play those songs. (I'll post a news now, but it only contains two bugfixes and some better working...

Hello. The main Psycle application is not actively maintained anymore. There is a C-language based (rather than C++) fork under cpsycle subdirectory that is slowly being worked on, but is not complete yet. Currently this project is maintaned here, but it is possible that at some point in the future it is moved to GitHub if that can better help on getting more contributors. We currenty haven't explicitly labeled all the code as GPL, but I did made explicit that the "public domain" license was only...

bugfix race condition on scopebuffer.

bugfix if number of song tracks is less than amount of free space on screen (visibletracks).

Some unicode changes that I had lying around. An initial work towards not depending on building with ANSI