I am running an LFO on delay~ mixed with the original signal to create a phasing effect. I am connecting my scaled cycle~ to a number~, whose right output goes into the right inlet of delay~. My problem is that as number~ is moving, it creates a very fast continuous clicking. How should I go about eliminating this?

I am running an LFO on delay~ mixed with the original signal to create a phasing effect.  I am connecting my scaled cycle~ to a number~, whose right output goes into the right inlet of delay~.  My problem is that as number~ is moving, it creates a very fast continuous clicking.  How should I go about eliminating this?

clicking-from-number

I'd use [comb~] or [teeth~] rather than [delay~] for this.

On 24 sept. 08, at 15:27, Jay Bodley wrote:

> I am running an LFO on delay~ mixed with the original signal to 

> create a phasing effect. I am connecting my scaled cycle~ to a 

> number~, whose right output goes into the right inlet of delay~. My 

> problem is that as number~ is moving, it creates a very fast 

> continuous clicking. How should I go about eliminating this?

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl

> I am running an LFO on delay~ mixed with the original signal to  
> create a phasing effect.  I am connecting my scaled cycle~ to a  
> number~, whose right output goes into the right inlet of delay~.  My  
> problem is that as number~ is moving, it creates a very fast  
> continuous clicking.  How should I go about eliminating this?

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clicking from number~