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lalo ·
Hi guys!
why classic?
cause i found it in an infinite series of virtual synths!
even those commercial VSTi...
try to do a simple sine and apply an envelope with a fair short release....
you will hear a little high pitched noise at the very end of the sound...
is not a 'click' cause the env release is a few milliseconds long so the sound doesn't click...
i'm not a dsp expert but i guess that's some harmonic distortion in multipling
the sine signal and env signal..
to me is an important 'quality' related issue..let's make SM be the first immune 😉
love
lalo
jorge ·
hi lalo
I wasnt aware of the noisette you mention.
If the envelope is done before a lowpass filter, maybe the release is too fast for the filter to cope with and it just responds with a high frequency. Do you notice the problem when there is no filtering after the envelope?
Do you need to have such a fast release that you'd notice that problem?
The same way that its up to the user to avoid clicks by not using too short a release cant it be up to the user to avoid the noisette you mention?
lalo ·
hi jorge!
no..no filter at all...
yes a clickless envelope is up to the user...but an attack and releas of 3 ms
should be clickless ..i did a lot of tests with audio editor's fade in and fade out...when you apply a 3~4 milliseconds of A and R you have a clickless but with a great attack and fast release wave...
btw the sound i hear is not a click...it's a kind of hi-pitched noise..its come out when the A and R are long enough to not click...where can i send ya an mp3
or a short wav (for maximum quality?)...oops but can SM render its output as wav?
thanx
lalo
lalo ·
??
lalo 🙂
jorge ·
one way you can create a wave file is by exporting your synthmaker synth to a VSTi and using it in a host. You can email it to me: [email removed]
lalo ·
what a fool i am 😉
i'll do today 😉
thanx..
what you're workin' on guys?
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