If the audio making it through was not within hearing range that would
be great, but the audio making it through the filters is loud. Except
with the wavsvf a filter cut works and sounds good with that combo.
It is all the others that have loud clicks with a filter cut. If the
filter works with the wavsvf why not with the other synths? I'm not
interested in cutting all frequencies, I may have used the wrong
terms, I'm just going for your basic, run of the mill filter cut...you
know...low pass+ freq to zero and you can't hear anything (even if
there are frequencies outside of audible range getting through).
So the click is the sound being cut off just before the amp envelope
triggers it again? That makes sense for adsr settings that have the
sustain or release settings long enough to overlap with the next
triggered sound but what about staccato type settings, like a kick,
that definitely ends (at least audibly) before the next triggered
kick? Is there some inaudible tone still playing that gets cut
(causing the click) before the next sound is triggered. That does
make alot of sense but even if it where the amp envelope causing the
clicks doesn't the filter occur after the amp envelope so the filter
should cut whatever is happening with the amp envelope stage.
On Apr 26, 10:49 am, H- Seiken <
haky...@gmail.com> wrote:
> No program that runs realtime that I know of can actually cut all
> frequencies. Load up a really good spectrum analyzer with any common
> computer based music app and do the same thing and you'll see even with a
> filter cut, there's still audio making it through that's not within hearing
> range. Because of the fact there's no ramp on the amplitude to eliminate
> clicks, you're simply hearing the pop of the synth start cutting off the
> previous sound.
>
> The only way to truly cut all frequencies is either non-realtime and
> repeatedly running the same filter on the sound or using an uber expensive
> hardware filter and even that isn't garenteed to cut everything out.
>