MUtility little requests

[MeldaProduction]

Hmmm, ok, so here's the thing - the delay line interpolation of course depends on the delay line length. So if it is small, then there's not much information to make it big for instance, so the bigger the difference the higher the chance of any "clicks". Could you create some example in say Reaper or any other more classic host? Renoise is rather a specific thing. Or at least send me some screenshots (so I can see the range of automation) and the actual audio? Or even better - a screen video?

[Hanz Meyzer]

Erm, but Renoise is quite a handy tool for that, because that analyzer and very solid programming etc. Also the "demo" is fully working only no asio and audio export. Please download Renoise Mac Demo: http://www.renoise.com/download

[MeldaProduction]

Ok, so I did, it took me a while to even open MUtility - and then the reason was quite obvious - it was switching the delay on and off - delay 0 means off, then if you automate it to say 10 samples, it needs to create a delayline of 10 samples from, well, nothing , hence the click. As I said, the lower the values, the bigger chance of a click. I must say, I didn't expect 0 though ). It may work well with MMultiBandDelay for instance because in that one there's always at least one sample, but the principle stays the same.

[Hanz Meyzer]

Oh ok Thx. Well yes, don't need to use 0. Then sorry for the confusion.