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Hey man!

Sorry, did not mention it in the original post. I did try to make the limit

go up from the default 12 to 99. Did not help.
On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 3:38 PM, Leigh Dyer  wrote:
> On 18/09/12 8:45 PM, Louigi Verona wrote:

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>> Hey fellas!

>>

>> I am loading Whysynth through Carla and then use QMidiArp to play it.

>> Problem is, some of the presets (like "New String Thingy", first preset)

>> are "clicking" - they produce occasional clicks or pops.

>> I would like to know if someone has experienced same thing? I am

>> attaching a QMidiArp file so that anyone can try to reproduce.

>>

>> I wondered if it is the fault of the WhySynth preset, but no settings I

>> tried changed the situation. I then tried doing things with Carla - you

>> can see QMidiArp has two sequencers there. So I added two separate

>> WhySynths and made each sequencer in QMidiArp go into a separate

>> WhySynth. Number of clicks went down, but occasional audible clicks

>> stayed.

>>

>> Any ideas how to fix this? I really like that WhySynth preset and would

>> like to use it without clicks!

>>

>

> This is just a guess, but you could try increasing the polyphony limit in

> WhySynth. If that patch has long envelopes, you could easily be hitting the

> limit while playing a sequence (the default limit here seems to be 12

> notes). I don't know about WhySynth in particular, but in many synths this

> causes clicks, as new notes cause older notes to end abruptly.

>

> Thanks

> Leigh

>

>

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Hey man!Sorry, did not mention it in the original post. I did try to ma=

ke the limit go up from the default 12 to 99. Did not help.On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 3:38 PM, Leigh Dyer <lsd@woota=

ngent.net> wrote:

On 1=

8/09/12 8:45 PM, Louigi Verona wrote:
Hey fellas!
I am loading Whysynth through Carla and then use QMidiArp to play it.

Problem is, some of the presets (like "New String Thingy", first =

preset)

are "clicking" - they produce occasional clicks or pops.

I would like to know if someone has experienced same thing? I am

attaching a QMidiArp file so that anyone can try to reproduce.
I wondered if it is the fault of the WhySynth preset, but no settings I

tried changed the situation. I then tried doing things with Carla - you

can see QMidiArp has two sequencers there. So I added two separate

WhySynths and made each sequencer in QMidiArp go into a separate

WhySynth. Number of clicks went down, but occasional audible clicks stayed.=
Any ideas how to fix this? I really like that WhySynth preset and would

like to use it without clicks!
This is just a guess, but you could try increasing the polyphony limit in W=

hySynth. If that patch has long envelopes, you could easily be hitting the =

limit while playing a sequence (the default limit here seems to be 12 notes=

). I don't know about WhySynth in particular, but in many synths this c=

auses clicks, as new notes cause older notes to end abruptly.
Thanks

Leigh
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verona.ru/
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