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  Has anyone noticed a glitch at the beginning of the attack (set at 0) with the AN1x?
  I remember this happened with the DX7 as a result of the start of the wave resetting at the same point every time the key triggered. There was a setting in the DX7 that would have the waveform drift free and avoid the effect. 
  Is there some way of getting round this with the AN1x or have I overdone the feedback or something?
   
  Regards
  Rob. 
  
 		
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