--- Chris Isomaki <isomakcb@...> wrote: > the earlyrizer filter appears to be the culprit though... > what kind of crap is this? The machine is not broken, the filter is not broken, the samples are fine. The only thing that could be considered "wrong" would be preset design, in that they chose to turn up Q a little too high for that preset. But who's to say that the preset designer didn't *want* a click? > oh well, i dont really ever use more than one instrument at a > time on any of my synths anyway That's a red herring. I get the problem without any other tracks. > it just sucks that i found a limitation of the > machine the DAY i got it, within hours even. It could be considered a feature depending on your point of view. Being able to create that much energy with a resonant filter is a good thing in many situations. > i dont think i'll really miss one filter that much anyway. That filter is great, you don't have to discontinue it's use. It however is *very* peaky as you've noticed. Simply turn down Q till you get the desired effect. The MS20 samples apparrently have some energy exactly where that filter has a lot of resonance, hence the pop. -Aaron __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" Sweepstakes http://hotjobs.sweepstakes.yahoo.com/signingbonus
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Re: [xl7] Re: 'pop' noise on px-7..... On my drum rom as well
2004-01-12 by Aaron Eppolito