Peaks threshold now in 0.1 dB steps. Free WaveParse download available.

[MarkGardner620]

There is a significant addition to the Find Peaks plugin. The upper end of the threshold settings now includes 0 dB, and a vernier has been added to enable fine-grain settings in 0.1 dB steps. The range is now -54.9 dB to 0.0 dB. The vernier can be omitted from (or restored to) the controller by hide/show plugins under Tools->WaveParse.
The Show Peaks plugin will now fill the track with zeros if no peaks are in the peaks label file.
There are two new ‘About’ plugins, as well, though there remain perhaps ten more of those to prepare.

SeparationOfPeaksAt-0.1dB.jpg

There are now about three dozen plugins in the 172 MB download delivery ZIP file. Nine of them are superfast VST3 plugins. Processing the track for the attached graphic required four runs at about 5 seconds each on the 11-minute track. It shows the separation (literal) of all the peaks above -0.1 dB. It took as long to rename the tracks, likely, and the graphic itself even longer.
The WaveParse steps were Find Peaks, Label Peaks, Show Peaks, and Show Mid. Only one of these required settings, as shown in the inset. The other six VST3 functions are Find Floor, Show Floor, Show Zeros, Show Splices, Wave A/B Audit, and Wave Stats.
WaveParse is free; please send to info@waveparse.com for the download link, or for further information.