Ahh, looks like you've got a linear spectrogram. If you go into view-->Peak Display Settings, you can adjust the scale so it's logarithmic. Linear is good for high freq definition, and these log'd curves give better definition on the low freqs.

I suspect that the benefit of having the extra freq info is lost by the small track height. Try with this same clip I used with a big track height.
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I think so. I think also the biggest gains from increasing FFT resolution is shown at low freqs. I forgot this earlier when I told you it might be a bug. I'm not more confident that this is just an inherent trade-off with spectrograms.

I'm not great with FFT, but if I understand right, in FFT, you have to trade off between time-based accuracy and frequency based accuracy. So, I think that transients have to fade a bit as you increase the fft size.

Here's the difference for me.

Is your track height tall enough? It only kicks in when it's kinda tall, too.

Hmm, for me, the high res is definitely more detailed. Possible you've found a bug? Here are my settings:

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Also we broke the episode. But it'll be back soon.

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Thank you!

All in all, I think these are really good updates for things that I use a lot: Item envelopes, lossy rendering, and razor edits.
(8/8)

"add option to move or not move take envelope points when moving media item contents"

This is huge for sound design, where sometimes you want item envs to move with the content and sometimes you want them to stay put. Seen here with volume env, first with old behavior, then with new.
(7/8)

"support importing .adl (AES-31) project files"

Every once in a while, I'll work with a client who does a first pass of the audio in a DAW that uses or supports ADL session files. Now instead of converting this with AATranslator, I can open these files directly. Neat.
(6/8)

"when rendering to a lossy format like mp3 or ogg, calculate normalization and statistics based on the format-encoded signal...."

Reaper's render norming worked well for lossless, but lossy formats result in slight changes to loudness due to compression. This fixes that.
(5/8)