Bump version number

Author: SamWindell

CMakeLists.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.16.0)
-project(Signet VERSION 0.1.1)
+project(Signet VERSION 0.1.2)
 
 set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17)
 set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD_REQUIRED ON)

RELEASE.md

@@ -1,7 +1,14 @@
 Changes:
-- Improved the quality of the fix-pitch-drift command
-- Added a command to embed-sample-info to remove metadata
-- Fixed a bug that would cause an assertion in the WAV metadata reader
+- Add --make-same-length option to sample-blend
+- Tweak fix-pitch drift algorithm and add extra utility options
+- Add pan command
+- Add --sample-set option to fix-pitch-drift and auto-tune
+- Turn --undo and --clear-backup into commands rather than options (they work identically to as before)
+- Improve colours and the format of the message output; each message now reports what filename it belongs to
+- Improve what counts as an error and what counts as a warning
+- Add --warnings-are-errors to require Signet to exit if any warning is issued
+- Add option to norm to normalise each channel independently
+- Fix-pitch-drift: add --expected-note, so as to only correct drift if the detected pitch is as expected
 
 There are experimental binaries available for the Windows, Linux and Mac versions of Signet. These can be found in the assets section of this Github release. Just download and extract the file to start using it.
 

code/signet/commands/normalise/normalise.cpp

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ CLI::App *NormaliseCommand::CreateCommandCLI(CLI::App &app) {
         "When there are multiple files, normalise each one individually rather than by a common gain.");
 
     norm->add_flag("--independent-channels", m_normalise_channels_separately,
-                   "Normalise each channel independently rather than scale them together.");
+                   "UNTESTED: Normalise each channel independently rather than scale them together.");
 
     norm->add_flag(
         "--rms", m_use_rms,

docs/usage.md

@@ -458,7 +458,7 @@ The target level in decibels, where 0dB is the max volume.
 When there are multiple files, normalise each one individually rather than by a common gain.
 
 `--independent-channels`
-Normalise each channel independently rather than scale them together.
+UNTESTED: Normalise each channel independently rather than scale them together.
 
 `--rms`
 Use average RMS (root mean squared) calculations to work out the required gain amount. In other words, the whole file's loudness is analysed, rather than just the peak. Does not work well with very dynamic-range variable audio.