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Wasn't sure whether to tag this "Accessibility" or "User interface" since it is technically circumventable but inconvenient. |
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Accessibility refers to issues with screen readers and other assistive technology so that's the incorrect category. I'm aware of this problem, and it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem amplified by the fact that none of these settings can be stored in a MOD file. However, the example you mention has nothing to do with the Amiga resampler: No matter if the Amiga resampler is active or not, OpenMPT will not assume Amiga frequency limits when creating a new MOD (because you may, in fact, want to create a new module for playback on PC and not care about those limits). You can always enter a pitch slide that goes too high or too low, and reopen the file and if no notes outside of the C-4...B-6 range are found, OpenMPT will always assume Amiga frequency limits - completely independent of whether the Amiga resampler is enabled or not. I guess the core question here is actually more along the lines of how we can make the choice of writing modules conforming or not confirming to Amiga limits easier to the user so it's not hidden two dialogs deep. Maybe a checkbox or "playback style" dropdown on the General tab which automatically configures a couple of compatibility flags. This would also potentially allow for enforcing FT2-like MOD playback, which is something people occasionally ask for. |
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