// In most cases, you should not change this file manually, 
// because the main settings are available in the SunVox Preferences window.
// SunVox takes its configuration from the sunvox_config.ini or sunvox_config.txt file. 
// This file must be placed in one of the following directories: (the app scans these folders one by one)
// * Linux:
//   1) directory with the application;
//   2) user home directory (/home/username/.config/SunVox);
// * Windows
//   1) directory with the application;
//   2) directory for application-specific data (/Documents and Settings/username/Application Data);
// * macOS
//   1) directory with the application;
//   2) /Users/username/Library/Application Support/SunVox;
// * Android:
//   1) working directory of the application: primary shared storage of your device (most often it is the internal memory, not the external SD card): Android/data/nightradio.SunVox/files;
//   2) internal files directory (hidden for the user);
// * iOS:
//   1) working directory of the application;
//   2) internal files directory (hidden for the user);
// * Windows CE
//   1) root of local filesystem (/);
//   2) directory for application-specific data (/Documents and Settings/username/Application Data);

// Remove the '//' symbol to enable (uncomment) the string.
// Some options are supported only in certain systems.

//
// Sound
//

// Audio driver name (alsa, oss, sdl, dsound, mmsound, asio):
//  * alsa - ALSA (Linux);
//  * oss - OSS (Linux);
//  * sdl - SDL (Linux);
//  * jack - JACK (Linux);
//  * dsound - DirectSound (Windows);
//  * mmsound - oldest audio API, slow, but compatible with all Windows and Windows Mobile devices;
//  * asio - ASIO (Windows);
//audiodriver alsa

// Audio device name:
//  * name examples for ALSA (Linux): "hw:0,0", "hw:1,0";
//  * name examples for other audio systems: "0" - first device; "1" - second device;
//audiodevice hw:0,0 //output
//audiodevice_in hw:0,0 //input

// Sample rate (audio frames per second; minimum - 44100):
//frequency 44100

// Sound buffer size (in frames):
//buffer 2048

//
// User Interface
//

// Window name:
//windowname "User-defined Window Name"

// Window width and height:
//width 800
//height 600

// Uncomment this option if you want the fullscreen mode:
//fullscreen
//change_video_mode //(29 oct 2017: only for SDL2)

// Uncomment this option if you want the window to be maximized:
//maximized

// Uncomment this option to rotate the screen:
// ( example of usage: rotate 90 //turn the screen by 90 degrees )
//rotate 90

// Use this option to set maximum number of frames per second:
// ( less value - less CPU usage )
//maxfps 30

// Force UI optimization for Pen/Mouse control:
//pencontrol

// Uncomment this option if your device has touchscreen, which is optimized for fingers (no pen), 
// or if you just want the large buttons:
//touchcontrol

// Display pixels per inch:
//ppi 160

// UI scale factor (normal=256):
//scale 256
//fscale 256 //font

// Pixel size:
//zoom 2

// Show/Hide virtual keyboard:
//show_virt_kbd
//hide_virt_kbd

// Video driver name: (29 oct 2017: only for Windows CE)
//  * gapi - default; requires gx.dll installed in your system; 
//  * raw - raw hires framebuffer; not supported by some devices; 
//  * gdi - compatibility mode; slow but universal;
//videodriver gapi

// SDL2 options:
//softrender //force software renderer (try it if the FPS is too low)

// Other UI options:
//nowin //hide the app window (pure console mode without UI)
//nocursor //hide the mouse cursor
//nosws //don't restore the window size
//nofrecent //hide the list of the recent files/directories

//
// Other options
//

// Denormal numbers (may be enabled/disabled automatically if the following option is not specified):
//denorm 0 //disable denormal numbers
//denorm 1 //enable denormal numbers

//
// SunVox options
//

// Module size:
//synths_min_num 8
//synth_max_xsize 100
//synth_min_xsize 32
//synth_xsize_divider 8
//synth_ysize_multiplier 80

// Uncomment these options to hide scopes and levels (e.g. for slow devices):
//no_scopes
//no_levels

// Spectrum analyzer (FFT):
//fft 2048 //FFT window size (number of frames); spectrum resolution = FFT window size / 2
//fftw 2 //FFT window function: 0 - rectangular; 1 - triangular; 2 - sine; 3 - Hann; 4 - Blackman; 5 - Nuttall
//fftsx 512 //spectrogram width (number of pixels); 0 - no spectrogram
//fftsy 256 //spectrogram height (number of pixels)
//fftsc #00FF00 //spectrogram color

// Undo buffer size (in kilobytes):
//undosize 2048

// Session:
//auto_session_restore 1 //automatic session restore
//autosave 5 //autosave every 5 min

// Uncomment the "theme" option to use the user-defined color theme:
//theme
// Four base colors:
c_0 #000000
c_1 #101010
c_2 #808080
c_3 #FFFF00
// Additional colors:
//c_red
//c_green
//c_blue
//c_header //window header text
//c_alt //alternative text
//c_dlg //dialog
//c_dec //window decorator
//c_decbord //border of the window decorator
//c_btn //button
//c_menu //menu
//c_sel //selection
//c_txtback //text background
//c_lstback //list background
//c_scroll //scrollbar
//c_scrollback //scrollbar background
//c_pateditor_bg //pattern editor: background
//c_pateditor_white //pattern editor: white color
//c_pateditor_ln //pattern editor: line
//c_pateditor_ctl //pattern editor: text in the CC column
//c_pateditor_eff //pattern editor: text in the EE column
//c_pateditor_val //pattern editor: text in the XXYY column
//c_pateditor_ntransp //pattern editor: note opacity (0..255)
//c_pateditor_vel_low //pattern editor: color of the low velocity