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I have noticed that when I modulate the pulse width of Fundamental VCO-1 that it produces intermittent clicking and popping. This happens even when the modulation is moderate – it’s not getting near the ends where the pulse width goes to zero. It only happens with PWM, never happens on other waveforms, and doesn’t happen if the pulse width in constant.
I have used VCV Recorder to verify that it's not my system or output, you can see it on the scope and in a wave editor.
How to repro: Modulate PWM with sine LFO, it's pretty obvious above 50% PWM CV.
The following is over my head, but it's what I've been told after asking around a bit:
It’s my understanding (via google) that is it difficult to get PWM to work with MinBLEP. As you know, it’s very important that the waveform crossing detector fire once and only once for every time the phase crosses the trigger threshold. It sounds like what’s happening is that the detector is firing more than once, adding extra bleps every now and then.
Hope that's helpful in any way.
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Plugin version 1.4.0, Rack 1.1.6, Windows 8.1
I have noticed that when I modulate the pulse width of Fundamental VCO-1 that it produces intermittent clicking and popping. This happens even when the modulation is moderate – it’s not getting near the ends where the pulse width goes to zero. It only happens with PWM, never happens on other waveforms, and doesn’t happen if the pulse width in constant.
I have used VCV Recorder to verify that it's not my system or output, you can see it on the scope and in a wave editor.
How to repro: Modulate PWM with sine LFO, it's pretty obvious above 50% PWM CV.
The following is over my head, but it's what I've been told after asking around a bit:
Hope that's helpful in any way.
E
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: