looping envelopes , audible clicks

[gentleclockdivider]

Me again , see screenshot
Once you hear the click , you can not unhear it ...
The example shows a simple sine with the master envelope set to loop mode .






This obviously also happens when using the looping envelope to control the fm input of an FM osc , the clicking is annoying to say the least

[Urs]

Is that because Rise and Release are set to extremes and cause a short blip?

[Viktor [TUC]]

Once you hear the click , you can not unhear it ...
...
This obviously also happens when using the looping envelope to control the fm input of an FM osc , the clicking is annoying to say the least

You have set F/R to 100, that means that when the sustain level is reached, you create a super quick rise in volume, only then it loops back to the attack phase. Hence the click.
Set F/R to a negative value, maybe -100 for a quick jump to the loop point, and you're good, no more clicks.

Viktor
u-he team

[gentleclockdivider]

Yes , F/R is set to 100 , and attack /decay is not set to extreme settings ( it's all abvious in the provided patch ) , combined time = appr: 2 HZ
Adjusting the fall/rise value doesn't get ridof the clicks

[Urs]

When F/R is set positive, you get this kind of curve /\/\ composed out of Attack - Decay - Rise - LoopA the second hill, composed out of Rise and LoopA is very short, hence the click.

The loop does not click when you set F|R full negative in the patch you provided:

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[gentleclockdivider]

Eureka , that's it !

Thanks