I designed the plugin to receive a constant stream of audio from the host, which lets me analyse the samples and calculate various things, including a de-click algorithm to help smooth out the transitions between effect changes.
Well, I can say that switching Glitch on and off directly like that may not be the best approach here. Heh - forgot you wrote the thing when I replied… guess you’d know. Is that how you guys would use Glitch, for instance? I have a bass line that has a note on every line and that always throws up a click.
Switching Glitch on for instance gives me clicks all the time, but I should maybe try having Glitch on a send channel and just switch the send on and off instead… or just automate the gain on the send. Frux - I tried adding a lengthier attack, I actually thought in this recent case that sounded very likely to remove the clicks as it’s a very small attack, but no Jonas - I’m going to try denoising the channel, I assume by automating the threshold you mean the denoiser’s frequence threshold to follow the instrument’s… erm… pitch? I’m not extremely technically savvy as that question probably dblue - If my next efforts fails I’ll throw something together, right now I couldn’t say it’s a specific VSTi I’m struggling most with.
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