@Dhranios Not really. Effect 0-255 exists for a long time. But it's a signed 8-bit representation, so from -128 to 127 (instead of 0 - 255 for a non signed). It allows to adapt the effect behavior on negative values instead of checking many cases if this is above 127 and so on. If negative amplifiers was an issue, it would have been fixed, I think...
@Dhranios Not really. Effect 0-255 exists for a long time. But it's a signed 8-bit representation, so from -128 to 127 (instead of 0 - 255 for a non signed). It allows to adapt the effect behavior on negative values instead of checking many cases if this is above 127 and so on. If negative amplifiers was an issue, it would have been fixed, I think...