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Hello.

I've been trying Bristol as a replacement to another jack synth that I

use. Mainly because it doesn't have MIDI control messages support and

Bristol does.

However, I've found that there is a popping sound at the start of every

note. This is more apparent in some models/presets than others. I'm

pretty sure my jack configuration is fine (has been working fine with

other synths, ardour, puredata, qtractor, etc.) and I've also tried ALSA

and two different sound cards (laptop internal and firewire). I also

tried outputting Bristol straight to system output, passing through

Ardour, different frame rates and buffer sizes (big ones) and it's

always the same... Here is a recording of what it sounds like:

http://public.elsoftwarehamuerto.org/Bristol.flacIs this a known issue

with Bristol? can someone advice how to get rid of it?
Cheers!

RV
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    Hello.
        I've been trying Bristol as a replacement to another jack synth

        that I use. Mainly because it doesn't have MIDI control messages

        support and Bristol does.
        However, I've found that there is a popping sound at the start

        of every note. This is more apparent in some models/presets than

        others. I'm pretty sure my jack configuration is fine (has been

        working fine with other synths, ardour, puredata, qtractor,

        etc.) and I've also tried ALSA and two different sound cards

        (laptop internal and firewire). I also tried outputting Bristol

        straight to system output, passing through Ardour, different

        frame rates and buffer sizes (big ones) and it's always the

        same...

        Here is a recording of what it sounds like: http://public.elsoftwarehamuerto.org/Bristol.flac

        Is this a known issue with Bristol? can someone advice how to

        get rid of it?
        Cheers!

        RV
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