Can anyone tell me if there is something wrong with my Moog that makes those clicky noises ?
I tried using the Virus B filter on the same sound and i didnt get a single click.
Here are samples:
MOOG FILTER
www.subtleinc.net/moogfilter.mp3
www.subtleinc.net/moogfilter2.mp3
www.subtleinc.net/moogfilter3.mp3
VIRUS B FILTER
www.subtleinc.net/virusfilter.mp3
www.subtleinc.net/virusfilter2.mp3
www.subtleinc.net/virusfilter3.mp3
Clicky Moog Filter (samples inside)
I agree with Embryo. It's just the filter attack clicking away. My other analog synth does this too (a Roland SH-09). It think it's fairly normal. Some VAs actually have a function to add the click to bass patches to get that 'authentic analog feel' - Zebra 2 for instance (and the Virus come to think of it, although they call it 'punch' or something.
Sounds like a zero-point transient on the waveform.
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Little Phatty TE #1023 • Schrittmacher • Walking Stick ribbon • Korg microXL/Electribe MX/KaossPro • Sonnus G2M
MF-101 Filter • MF-102 Ring • MF-103 Phaser • MF-104Z Delay • MF-105 MuRF • MF-107 FreqBox • MF-108M Cluster • Etherwave
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MF-101 Filter • MF-102 Ring • MF-103 Phaser • MF-104Z Delay • MF-105 MuRF • MF-107 FreqBox • MF-108M Cluster • Etherwave
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This. The beauty of really fast analogue envelopes is that you can choose to have this click, or not, depending on your settings. If you carefully increase the volume envelope attack or filter invelope decay (perhaps using Precision Mode on the LP for precise adjustments), at slightly longer time settings you will then reach the minimum possible envelope times on these clickless VA synths.Embryo wrote:If you don't like it you can either raise your VCF decay, or raise your VCA attack, and I guess it would solve the problem.
The LP (and SH-09 and other analogues) simply have faster minimum envelope times than most any VA. A sound level change that approaches instantaneous will increasingly sound like a click or pop.