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kirkagur ·
Hi Every One!
I need help to make my env not to click when re triggering a voice and the env is still running. the deal is i need it to be sharp as a knife or in other words in sample rate 😀
the env is an point to point env and you can add or remove points any where! thank to MyCo. AND if any one wants to make improvements .......... 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
thank you in advance!
OSM
oddson ·
A zero-attack envelope will click unless the sound has a lot of high-frequency content -- where the click tends to get masked by the upper frequency component. That's just what you hear when there is a jump in the signal that's not typical of the rest of the signal. You can low-pass the envelope signal or you can impose a minimum attack time or you can have clicks but you can't have 1/SR attack time and not have a click unless there is a lot of signal in the very high end.
kirkagur ·
the click appears when the env is in high gain and the new trigger jumps it back to 0 in 1 samp how can i make it release (1ms) and then attack ?
oddson ·
😕 At first I thought it was just the problem of a zero attack but now that I've looked more at it more I have no idea what's going on in there.
kirkagur ·
oddson wrote: 😕 At first I thought it was just the problem of a zero attack but now that I've looked more at it more I have no idea what's going on in there.
i cant explain myself very good in English.... 😊 😊 😊 😀
the idea is: 1.a ramp drives the wave with the FA2P (point to point (interpolation?)) . 2.the ramp progress at the attack stage is limit by the sus point. 3.when release the ramp progress Continus until the end of the wavtable. 4.at the end it sends kill message to the Env (primitive) .
hope you understand it better ,because i dont know how to sort the problem. 😕 i think that its something with the fast release in the Env (primitive)
at the end you will be able to modulate this attack&release times. its have a great effect (and looping,osc,lfo).
and thanks so far.
kirkagur ·
oddson wrote: A zero-attack envelope will click unless the sound has a lot of high-frequency content -- where the click tends to get masked by the upper frequency component. That's just what you hear when there is a jump in the signal that's not typical of the rest of the signal. You can low-pass the envelope signal or you can impose a minimum attack time or you can have clicks but you can't have 1/SR attack time and not have a click unless there is a lot of signal in the very high end.
You right about this stuff !!!!
i added attack env (in sample rate) and there is no more clicks !!! 😀 🙂
thanks!
oddson ·
There is at least one other problem with it... if you gliss through a full range of notes (32 or more) all the voices will remain active indefinably. You can see this as CPU usage goes up (to about 10% on my machine) and does not come back down.
With the Env Control primitives hold boolean input set to 'False' this no longer happens. This seams to suggest your kill polyboolean output is not working.
BTW- a simple low-pass on the envelope's output will prevent clicks but uses CPU all the time.
kirkagur ·
oddson wrote: There is at least one other problem with it... if you gliss through a full range of notes (32 or more) all the voices will remain active indefinably. You can see this as CPU usage goes up (to about 10% on my machine) and does not come back down.
With the Env Control primitives hold boolean input set to 'False' this no longer happens. This seams to suggest your kill polyboolean output is not working.
BTW- a simple low-pass on the envelope's output will prevent clicks but uses CPU all the time.
I notice that too!!!!! thanks! 😀
here is the results for this topic.........for now. Low Cpu ASR Env ! that sounds 1,000,000$ 😀 (this one close the voice when finish 😀 )
OSM
aliasant ·
Very Nice Stuff!. Thanx. Comes in handy in my synth project I think.
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