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DSP bug in post mod decay
I've found an issue, and excuse me if it's been reported before:
The sound after the decay portion of the mod in voice one (maybe other voices) seems arbitrary.To reproduce:
- Add a single hit on step 1 for voice 1
- edit voice 1 and set the following (left to right):
Coarse 49
Fine 49
Wave Sin
Amp Attack 0
Amp Decay 61
Amp Slope 54
Mod decay 1
Mod slope 98
mod 106
dest coa
amt 0
vol on
- The rest of the settings dont matter as long as the filter is open all the way.
- Now start adjusting the mod decay, I observe the following:
There seems to be no consistency with the post-decay portion of the sound. for example, set decay to 17 and you get a steady tone. Set it to 18 and you get a different tone, set it to 19 or 20 and you get silence, set it to 21 and you get a low tone. It seems like the actual tone after the decay portion is arbitrary.
The sound after the decay portion of the mod in voice one (maybe other voices) seems arbitrary.To reproduce:
- Add a single hit on step 1 for voice 1
- edit voice 1 and set the following (left to right):
Coarse 49
Fine 49
Wave Sin
Amp Attack 0
Amp Decay 61
Amp Slope 54
Mod decay 1
Mod slope 98
mod 106
dest coa
amt 0
vol on
- The rest of the settings dont matter as long as the filter is open all the way.
- Now start adjusting the mod decay, I observe the following:
There seems to be no consistency with the post-decay portion of the sound. for example, set decay to 17 and you get a steady tone. Set it to 18 and you get a different tone, set it to 19 or 20 and you get silence, set it to 21 and you get a low tone. It seems like the actual tone after the decay portion is arbitrary.
Comments
mod envelope value was not limited to 0 and could get to negative values if the decay setting was fast enough.