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why? are there presets you use both with cascade on *and* off?

The "Cascade" setting should be a flag stored/loaded with each graphic EQ preset individually - not toggled globally. Currently, toggling this setting on effectively causes each graphic EQ preset made with the cascade setting off to sound awful.

please disregard my previous bug report. there was a problem with the form that retained a copy of the text before i formatted it properly. Poweramp build number: build-982-bundle-play [982004-979e07a1] Premium 64 bit device model: Pixel 8 Pro Android version: 14 build: UQ1A.240205.004 steps to reproduce: Add a low pass and a low shelf parametric EQ band. Observe that the symbols don't properly correspond to the type of parametric band (names swapped). They should be: high shelf: __/‾‾ low shelf: ‾‾\__ low pass/high cut: ‾‾\ high pass/low cut: /‾‾ Furthermore, high/low pass (or low/high cut, respectively) filters should attenuate all frequencies below/above the filter frequency (i.e. only frequencies above (high pass) or below (low pass) will pass through the filter), with Q setting the width (high-Q = boost/low-Q = attenuate) of the filter's frequency. Currently, the high/low pass filters work about the same as high/low shelf filters instead of setting the lowest/highest frequency that will "pass" through the filter. Also, band pass filters normally function like both a high and low pass filter in series (i.e. so that only the set frequency and, depending on the Q/width, how much of the surrounding frequencies will pass through the filter). Currently, the band pass filter functions very similarly to the standard peaking parametric band filter. For a good practical example of these concepts, check out the FabFilter Pro-Q 3 VST plug-in.