just looked at your patch.
It fixes the issue from #0 for me (Ubuntu Precise 32 bit)
I like the Idea to have it buffer size depended.
This will allow to have a smooth gain change on each sample across process calls.
This is useful for all rotary type controls.
The drawback is, that it puts an additional latency of one buffer size to the all slope like controls, like the kill switches.
Can we handle this with disabling fading ins some cases like jumping from and to zero?
Hi shanxS,
just looked at your patch.
It fixes the issue from #0 for me (Ubuntu Precise 32 bit)
I like the Idea to have it buffer size depended.
This will allow to have a smooth gain change on each sample across process calls.
This is useful for all rotary type controls.
The drawback is, that it puts an additional latency of one buffer size to the all slope like controls, like the kill switches.
Can we handle this with disabling fading ins some cases like jumping from and to zero?