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Fix: Don't cut off voices when changing the sample length from the GUI
When loading a WAV/AIFF sample that has a frequency above 22kHz, show a big
ask dialog with more details about what is being asked. Some users got
confused about the old "2X DOWNSAMPLING ?" status text that appeared when
loading some samples.
When selecting "Yes" to downsampling a sample before loading it, apply a
low-pass filter first to get rid of some potential aliasing after
downsampling. This can now be turned off in protracker.ini (SAMPLELOWPASS).
I recommend leaving this on, as it might remove quite a bit of aliasing in
samples with a lot of high frequencies, like hi-hats and cymbals. However,
some sharpness might get lost. If you need more sharpness, try the "BOOST"
button in "Edit Op." screen #3. The low-pass filter is only applied to samples
that are going to get 2x downsampled during load. You'll get a dialog where
you click yes/no on samples that has a frequency higher than 22kHz.
Only filter forwards (not backwards as well) when filtering samples in the
FILTERS toolbox in the sample editor. This makes the selected cutoff more
correct.
The sample marking now looks slightly nicer (different color on the center
line).