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musikbear wrote:

Amaranthus wrote:

musikbear wrote:properly best if you upload the project in question.

It's not a specific project. I get the clicks inbetween notes when I play a few notes after each other (in tripleoscillator).

try to work a little with the ENV settings. If you do not understand the wiki
https://lmms.io/wiki/index.php?title=In ... .2FLFO_tab
let us know.

Amaranthus wrote: How do I properly move the loopmarkers? I can't seem to put one in the beginning and the other one on the end.

default:
when you want to move the right loopmaker point at the timeline and righclick
when you want to move the left loopmaker point at the timeline and sh+righclick
You can however interchange them. This is not a bug, but a feature. I better make a video explaining that :p

I did this and I still hear a pause at the end.

Messed with all the buttons except the filters one and I still hear clickng.
Sorry if I'm being dumb.

first: nobody is dumb, because they ask questions :)

Your piano-roll picture
You have placed the loopmarkers correctly, but you have not activated looping
Click on the >< button (second speedbutton from the right)
It will light up in green, and so will both loop-markes, indicating that you have enabled looping

Your 3oc
It is kind of the same. You need to turn the AMT all up. Again it will increase in green, and indicate that the envelope is under more and more influence of the settings
Then you need to work with the attack & release

When I use attack and release it sounds slower, and I get distortion (like noise) a little at a certain level of attack and release.

if its 'slower' you use too much, but ofcause it will be different, the distortion could come from too much loudness
https://lmms.io/wiki/index.php?title=Ma ... or_Patches

Still happening :C.

I too am struggling with this from time to time. Depending on the severity of the clicking sound, I apply any combination of the following techniques:

- Experiment with the options in the ENV/LFO tab (in particular attack and release) until the clicking sound is gone or minimized
- Use an EQ plugin to find the frequency in which the clicking sound is most present and pull that down (I use EasyQ VST for this)
- Increase the quantization on the piano-roll up to its max, zoom in 800%, and make minute adjustments to the note length

If I fail to at least minimize the clicking sound, I would ditch that instrument/sample completely and use another.

Downloaded easyQ. How do I use it?

With the sound that has clicks playing, click anywhere at the top of the graph to create a boost (higher gain). Start sweeping the frequencies to locate where the click is most noticeable, and pull it down (lower gain). You may need to adjust the bandwidth a little to narrow or widen your search area.

Be careful using this method, as it is quite easy to cut out other frequencies that you may want to keep.

caLRo wrote:With the sound that has clicks playing, click anywhere at the top of the graph to create a boost (higher gain). Start sweeping the frequencies to locate where the click is most noticeable, and pull it down (lower gain). You may need to adjust the bandwidth a little to narrow or widen your search area.

Be careful using this method, as it is quite easy to cut out other frequencies that you may want to keep.

I downloaded it. I have no idea how to install it.