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nastyfingers wrote: I tried storing a previous sample like with filters and mixing the 2 however this just causes signal overload. currentSamp = prevSamp + (currentSamp * (1.0f / attack)); You're accumulating more than you should. Keep track of the current adsr level, separately: ... envLevel = envLevel + increment; ... return envLevel; Leave currentSamp out of the ADSR class and multiply it by the value returned by the ADSR::process method. |
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I replied ages ago guys but it just doesn't seem to want to appear on the thread. When I go to edit it all my text is there, just not on the thread. Can anyone see what I wrote? |
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