Currently, the y-axis scale is the same for all graphs, and defaults to a range of -1 to +1. If there's only one or two graphs this is fine.
However, in some cases, the output is a difference signal where the difference is small. It would be nice if the y-axis were automatically scaled to occupy (roughly) the full height of the graph area. Then I don't have to adjust the scaling manually each time it's run or I don't have to add extra (unimportant) gain nodes to scale the output.
Of course, adding the gain node is the easy workaround.
Currently, the y-axis scale is the same for all graphs, and defaults to a range of -1 to +1. If there's only one or two graphs this is fine.
However, in some cases, the output is a difference signal where the difference is small. It would be nice if the y-axis were automatically scaled to occupy (roughly) the full height of the graph area. Then I don't have to adjust the scaling manually each time it's run or I don't have to add extra (unimportant) gain nodes to scale the output.
Of course, adding the gain node is the easy workaround.