I just got my lemondrop (1.1.2) and find the interface way more intuitive than I expected, which is great.
Unfortunately I seem to have found a likely bug. Here's how to reproduce:
- Load any patch (I was able to reproduce in HarmonicWall)
- Set Filter 1 to OFF
- Set Filter 2 to OFF
- Set FX1 and FX2 to 0% (just so that it doesn't interfere with noticing the issue)
- Play and hold a note (I was using the built-in key grid)
- Go to Filter 1 and tap above the flat line in the filter graph. Oscillator 1's level is now boosted above 100%. Tap below the line and OSC1 is now muted. (Note that nothing changes in OSC1's settings when doing this.)
- Do the same thing for Filter 2 and it will affect OSC2 in the same fashion.
- Even if this is a "feature", there seems to be no way to reset the oscillator to the correct level after doing this.
Note that series/parallel mode doesn't affect this behavior.
Unfortunately I seem to have found a likely bug. Here's how to reproduce:
- Load any patch (I was able to reproduce in HarmonicWall)
- Set Filter 1 to OFF
- Set Filter 2 to OFF
- Set FX1 and FX2 to 0% (just so that it doesn't interfere with noticing the issue)
- Play and hold a note (I was using the built-in key grid)
- Go to Filter 1 and tap above the flat line in the filter graph. Oscillator 1's level is now boosted above 100%. Tap below the line and OSC1 is now muted. (Note that nothing changes in OSC1's settings when doing this.)
- Do the same thing for Filter 2 and it will affect OSC2 in the same fashion.
- Even if this is a "feature", there seems to be no way to reset the oscillator to the correct level after doing this.
Note that series/parallel mode doesn't affect this behavior.
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