Clicking sounds

[musikbear]

Here i have loaded easyQ, just like you.


I have (optional) enhanced all frequencies (black arrow) just to be able to hear better
Then i make the most narrow curve possible, and replay the song in a loop
I then slowly move the whole narrow curve in the direction of the blue arrow. If the abnormality is changed to the better, i have achieved my goal, and i leave the filter with the curve in that position. You may need to make several narrow curves and push them up and down, because one curve will only 'fix' one click-frequency
Sadly:
you loose both dynamics and frequencies you do not want to loose. The curves need to serious narrow!

[Amaranthus]

Maybe I should just use another instrument.

[Gps]

In general if I hear clicking sounds just lowering the volume fixes it. ( volume knob on the triple oscillator )

[musikbear]

Maybe I should just use another instrument.

Dont give up. If you do that, you have the same problem another day, and still dont know how to fix it. Try to do what i described: Set a narrow shaped curve, and move it. Listen to what happens and get an understanding of how easyQ works, and how it changes the sound.

[Gps]

You wont loose time, because to make your songs sound good, you need to learn to equalize anyway.

[Amaranthus]

I'm late. School kept me busy.
So I know how the curves work now. But how do I make several curves? If I have several problems?

[musikbear]

But how do I make several curves? If I have several problems?

you can insert a new point with left-mouse
If the existing curve is changed to much, u need a new eq

[StefaGleykin]

The discussion is looking pretty cool and i also want to know something from you people. I am new in the electronics hardware for design for different applications.
I want to know about the specifications and the applications of the LMMS. How it can be helpful for me?
Does it contains any hardware with it? What are its components?

https://www.7pcb.com

[Gps]

https://lmms.io/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

https://lmms.io/wiki/index.php?title=Requirements

[slipstick]

LMMS is a software application. It needs you to provide some hardware (a computer) to run on. It comes with several virtual (i.e. software) instruments but definitely no hardware.

Whether it can be of use to you will depend on what it is you want to do. If you want to make electronic music then probably yes. Otherwise probably not.

Steve