This is what I expected. Some things have inherent slew. The A132
has very fast slew which makes it a flexible device. You can always
fix a click or thump by using an EG or slew module as a mentioned
above, in a non-sacrificial way.

On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 10:49 AM, mirror_saw7778 < haven1@... > wrote:
> I did some simple patches and found out it is not the 132-3 VCAs
> making the "thump" it is in fact my new 106-6 filter. Sorry about not
> being absolutely sure before I posted.
>
> I did find some interesting differences between the Asol SY02 and
> 132-3 which might be of interest to some. the 132-3 reacts much faster
> to CV as I cannot get the Asol SY02 VCA to click on a fast attack or
> release.
>
> If I use not filter, no "thump" if I use either of the other two
> filters I have (A108 and M12 Vactrol Filter) no "thump". As soon as I
> use the A106-6 "thump thump thump". The A106-6 into A132-3 with
> nothing going into the A106-6 input makes thumps.
>
> This brings me to someones suggestion of using a buffer, which I am
> not sure I understood so I patched the M31 between the A106-6 and
> A132-3, still "thump". I can really big thumps if I patch just the
> output of a M31 buffered mult into the A132-3.
>
> I can rid of the thump by slowing down the ADSR attack and release as
> I said. however I think the issues lies in the A106-6 creating a DC
> offset. Is there a trimmer inside that I could adjust
>
> My audio path post modular is a MOTU 828mk2 with Black Lion mods
> (analog and clock). I am monitoring it on ATH-M50 headphones.
>
> -Argitoth-
> I do not have web space - is there a free site I can post audio files
>
>