MOTM

Hello All -

A little while ago there was some discussion about the 700 in audio 
mode.  Folks were noticing a 'click' on switching.  I went through 
this when I first got the module, and as I remember the thing to be 
aware of is that even though there is a brief silence inserted while 
switching, if the waveforms are out of sync, a click will happen.  
Imagine a sine wave that gets switched as it is heading up, while the 
sine wave being switched in is heading down.  The silence is brief so 
what you get is:

               |\
               | \
               |  \
               |   \
               |    \
         ------      
         |
         |
         |
         |
         |
        /
       /
      /

I have a better picture of this, if anyone wants to see it I'll post 
it in the Files section.

This module doesn't morph one wave into another: it simply switches 
between the two with a brief silence in the middle. Syncing helps as 
does envelope tweaking.  It takes a bit of fiddling but you can get 
smotth transitions.  Note that usues different waveforms for A and B 
is more difficult.

Mike

Should read: "but you can get SMOOTH transitions.  Note that USING 
different waveforms for A and B is more difficult". 

Sorry about that...

Mike

>...but you can get 
> smotth transitions.  Note that usues different waveforms for A and 
B 

> is more difficult.
> 
> Mike

I think is clearer if you think when editing samples using computer: you\ufffdll
hearf a click sound if you didn\ufffdt cut at zero crossing.
Best Regards,

Josue.

> Hello All -
>
> A little while ago there was some discussion about the 700 in audio
> mode.  Folks were noticing a 'click' on switching.  I went through
> this when I first got the module, and as I remember the thing to be
> aware of is that even though there is a brief silence inserted while
> switching, if the waveforms are out of sync, a click will happen.
> Imagine a sine wave that gets switched as it is heading up, while the
> sine wave being switched in is heading down.  The silence is brief so
> what you get is:
>
>                |\
>                | \
>                |  \
>                |   \
>                |    \
>          ------
>          |
>          |
>          |
>          |
>          |
>         /
>        /
>       /
>
> I have a better picture of this, if anyone wants to see it I'll post
> it in the Files section.
>
> This module doesn't morph one wave into another: it simply switches
> between the two with a brief silence in the middle. Syncing helps as
> does envelope tweaking.  It takes a bit of fiddling but you can get
> smotth transitions.  Note that usues different waveforms for A and B
> is more difficult.
>
> Mike

Just so, Josue.  The other picture I have is from a DAW with this 
illustrated...

--- In motm@y..., "Josue Arias" <josue@A...> wrote:
> I think is clearer if you think when editing samples using 
computer: you´ll
> hearf a click sound if you didn´t cut at zero crossing.
> Best Regards,
> 
> Josue.
> 
> 
> > Hello All -
> >
> > A little while ago there was some discussion about the 700 in 
audio
> > mode.  Folks were noticing a 'click' on switching.  I went through
> > this when I first got the module, and as I remember the thing to 
be
> > aware of is that even though there is a brief silence inserted 
while
> > switching, if the waveforms are out of sync, a click will happen.
> > Imagine a sine wave that gets switched as it is heading up, while 
the
> > sine wave being switched in is heading down.  The silence is 
brief so
> > what you get is:
> >
> >                |\
> >                | \
> >                |  \
> >                |   \
> >                |    \
> >          ------
> >          |
> >          |
> >          |
> >          |
> >          |
> >         /
> >        /
> >       /
> >
> > I have a better picture of this, if anyone wants to see it I'll 
post
> > it in the Files section.
> >
> > This module doesn't morph one wave into another: it simply 
switches
> > between the two with a brief silence in the middle. Syncing helps 
as
> > does envelope tweaking.  It takes a bit of fiddling but you can 
get
> > smotth transitions.  Note that usues different waveforms for A 
and B

> > is more difficult.
> >
> > Mike