Let’s say I’ve got a noisy oscillator, and the Spectral Morph is set to Low Pass at 50%. If I put an envelope with an attack and delay of 0.00 and a low decay onto it bringing it down -0.5, the sound won’t start at 0% Low Pass and will instead have an obnoxious click / tick sound, seemingly due to the sound starting 50% and then quickly going down to 0%.
It shouldn’t be producing sound before the envelope hits the max amplitude with its 0.00s attack, so I can only assume this is a bug.
I could use an envelope with a long attack instead of a long decay and start the knob at 0 and modulate it up to 50 but then when the key is released and the envelope reaches the release section, the knob goes back toward 0 instead of staying at 50 like I want. Basically, I just want an attack and infinite sustain that lasts the entire release of a note.
Lowering the attack on the amp envelope doesn’t make it go away, before anyone suggests it. It just makes it quieter at the expense of my transients.