schillp5
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6 years ago In the upcoming v1.2.4 update the bleedthrough has been minimized as much as possible for the Rev1 hardware by lowering "VCF Level" I and II parameters to 0 when all voices are silent. I have tested this both with db measurements in my DAW and with my ears and it is a big improvement.
This is a known issue, just adding it here for completion. Here is one group members analysis:
"It is 100% fixable through software. I'll leave this as an exercise for the reader, but if you take a moment to play a few random notes then crank the volume, you'll notice that there will most likely be a decent amount of bleed-through. Now take the VCF LEVEL, SINE LEVEL, and LEVEL controls wobble them to gain control and take them all the way down to 0 (for both oscs). The bleed-through becomes almost imperceptible. If you look at the schematic, these are all digitally controlled parameters of the voice (and if you'll notice, the bleed-through also disappears after switching presets). All Black Corp needs to do is make sure that after a voice has reached the end of it's release cycle that they floor those params. Theoretically easy as pie."