I'm guessing because of the very nature of what you're trying to do, that while tapin~/tapout~ are processing audio, you can never really get rid of the clicks that occur while changing delay times. Is this true?

I'm guessing because of the very nature of what you're trying to do, that while tapin~/tapout~ are processing audio, you can never really get rid of the clicks that occur while changing delay times.  Is this true?


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On 13 oct. 08, at 14:31, Jay Bodley wrote:

> I'm guessing because of the very nature of what you're trying to do, 

> that while tapin~/tapout~ are processing audio, you can never really 

> get rid of the clicks that occur while changing delay times. Is 

No, because as you can see in the help files, you can use audio 

signals to control [tapout~]'s delay length, and use a [line~] to 

avoid discontinuity. As you'll ear in the help file, you'll get an 

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> I'm guessing because of the very nature of what you're trying to do,  
> that while tapin~/tapout~ are processing audio, you can never really  
> get rid of the clicks that occur while changing delay times.  Is  
> this true?

No, because as you can see in the help files, you can use audio  
signals to control [tapout~]'s delay length, and use a [line~] to  
avoid discontinuity. As you'll ear in the help file, you'll get an  
interesting effect...

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I guess I had figured that I had checked the help file for that one enough in the past... Guess not. Thanks guys.

I guess I had figured that I had checked the help file for that one enough in the past... Guess not.  Thanks guys.


clicking while adjusting tapin~/tapout~ times