Add Wavetable constructor that performs per-table normalization#93
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Add Wavetable constructor that performs per-table normalization#93CrushedPixel wants to merge 1 commit intoSamiPerttu:masterfrom
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This PR adds
Wavetable::new_normalizedthat performs normalization for each generated table instead of applying uniform gain across all generated tables. Without this, wavetables that do not have a strong fundamental end up much quieter in high octaves compared to low octaves.This is a comparison of the two constructors, playing C0, C1, C2, C3, C4 to compare:

I am open to changing the name of this constructor function if you prefer.