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Each sinusoid can have a separate amp envelope. Add a pre-delay to env that can be set per sinusoid to create a cascading envelope.

Output the amplitudes of each mode

I noticed that after setting the frequency range (e.g. to 100 - 1000hz) and then unsetting it by calling setRange, that some of the decibel gain values returned were negative infinity

Will analyse sweep always assign the first frequency value as a peak? I think the prev_amp should be the first value in the sweep and the indexing should start at entry 1.

Add optional parameters for getMode to restrict the frequency range. i.e., add fmin (default 0) and fmax (default null / nyquist)

Synthesize sinusoids with their own independent amplitudes and envelopes. Overall amplitude envelope is generated using sp.onset~

If there's time to vibe

Query modes as list or int

mc.reson~

Add window filter to post process the amplitudes of sinusoids.

Add threshold to Max GUI.

Add public method to NodeJS called 'setlCluser'. This defines a minimum distance between modes, and is computed by compiling a new list of modes one by one (SPL_subset), and ensuring that each new mode does not fall within some log distance of any previous modes.

Thought of this yesterday, could be useful to normalise the SPL test after we do the sweep - that way the max modal amplitude isn't floating around -20dB...

Thoughts @jorshi ?