gaeel
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Post by gaeel on Sept 20, 2018 23:43:00 GMT
When the frequency moves in the low end, the HP and BP get a huge DC offset (that dies out over a few seconds), which leads them to saturate out and go silent when they drop under 0V or go above 5V
Is this how the Nyle filter is supposed to behave?
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Post by NightMachines on Sept 21, 2018 6:08:48 GMT
If I see it correctly, you have all the input gain knobs set to maximum, as well as the CV 1 knob, yet there are no connections made to those inputs. Is the behavior the same when you only turn the one input knob up (maybe just half way at first) which receives the sawtooth wave (e.g. HP) and leave the unused inputs knobs at zero?
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Post by robertlanger on Sept 21, 2018 7:16:32 GMT
Thanks for pointing this out; it is definitely not an intended behaviour. I will check it asap!
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gaeel
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Post by gaeel on Sept 21, 2018 8:26:58 GMT
Is the behavior the same when you only turn the one input knob up (maybe just half way at first) which receives the sawtooth wave (e.g. HP) and leave the unused inputs knobs at zero? The offset happens even with all knobs at zero, just by playing with the frequency knob The sound is only noticeably crushed for the HP and BP inputs, but I think it might be because the sound is almost entirely filtered out when the knob is <0.5 Thanks for pointing this out; it is definitely not an intended behaviour. I will check it asap! Thanks! Let me know if I can run any more tests that can help you figure out what's wrong |
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