Glide always on even when it is at zero?/Exponential?

#1

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On the left side i have a math/glide circuit. Even though its value is set at zero it still smoothens out the values a bit. Why?

The patch starts out with a simple sample and hold with glide after it. Then goes to an osc and into a vca and then out.

UPDATE: Is it possible to make it exponential somehow?

Thanks:)

#2

I think you need to use "en" input to turn it on/off.

#3

Thanks. But if it is switched on, and set to zero. Shouldnt that be the same thing as off?

#4

I am not sure how it is intended to work :smile:

#5

Is there any way to make it exponential instead of linear?:smile:

#6

Sorry that I cant help you with.

#7

I think all the glide objects are buggy. I haven't managed to get any to work reliable.

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#8

Good to know:) Thanks

#9

I've checked the code , I don't think it's a bug as much as , zero just meaning minimum rather than nothing. ( which you have enable for)

If you check the implementation you will see what I mean , in particular the -1 shift.

#10

Thanks. Would there be any way of doing no glide to full glide somehow? I'm thinking cross fading between a no glide and a full glide signal. I know this won't work, but is there any other way in axoloti to achieve this? (Other than coding of course;))
Also, a way to convert linear to exponential. I don't think it can be done without coding but I might be lucky:)

#11

A glide object with linear/exponential response, an amount/time control going from 0 to some max amount, and a gate input to turn the effect on/off would be super handy. Still haven't got my head around fixed-point maths though, or I'd have a go myself...

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