Sub Bass Help.

[LeVzi]

Basically the Amp ADSR, I'm having a bit of trouble smoothing it out with a big sub bass i'm trying to create. Nothing special , not thing new, just a sine wave with a couple of voices and detunement, but it's a bit clicky and lengthing the attack and allowing for a bit of release doesn't seem to help unless I use a very long attack. Is it my imagination or is the ADSR in this case not very sensitive ? Or is it the retrig on the oscillators causing it, and come to think of it, how do I disable that anyway ?

[DaZoid]

check out if it helps to set Sustain and/or Release a bit higher.

[Christophe]

are you using DUNE ?

[LeVzi]

are you using DUNE ?

lol sorry, it helps to mention the plug I am talking about.

Yes I am using dune. I have the decay and sustain up full. The attack is about halfway, and the release is the same, but it is still "clicky"

[HYPNAGOGIA]

Try upping the voices count.

[LeVzi]

Try upping the voices count.

Thanks, this actually works, but why ? >< lol I dont get it.

[HYPNAGOGIA]

I'm not a Dune expert, I'm sure someone else can offer a better explanation, but the way I see it, you ran out of voices. That's why it was making clicking sound, since it didn't had enough to finish previous notes when they got interrupted by the following. Something like that

[DaZoid]

I'm not a Dune expert, I'm sure someone else can offer a better explanation, but the way I see it, you ran out of voices. That's why it was making clicking sound, since it didn't had enough to finish previous notes when they got interrupted by the following. Something like that

Sounds reasonable. I think I also had this problem once and solved it this way.

[LeVzi]

well it definately works, thank you

[ooddaa]

That's something I run into a lot in DUNE. I wonder if it makes sense to have the polyphony and voices linked somehow? Or perhaps polyphony becomes a multiple of the #voices.