You could use EQ effects (parametric EQ or Graphic EQ). These are not on your V-station. You have to assign your V-Station to a mixer track and put the EQ there. By the way, Cutoff and Resonance are Filter controls, not EQ.

increase attack, decay, or raise cut

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To be more descriptive, Open a parametric EQ effect in the mixer channel where you've assigned your v-station and play with the sliders until the click sound goes away. However, this may change the character of the sound as the filter opens up. I really think your filters sound just like they should. Resonance can cause the sound to be clicky (for lack of a better word) so try different resonance settings to get rid of that too. Are you using FL?

If so, maybe I can help you more.

yes i'm using fl

the v-station manual says that you increase attack time..but the click only disappears when the attack time is very higher = not very good sounds...

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Well, what the attack does is change how fast a note comes full on. Raising the attack keeps the sound from having a 'pluck'.... I'm not explaining this very well. Do you have MSN Messenger? If so, add me to your list: [email protected] and maybe we can work on this by using FL Studio files and passing them back and forth until you get the help you need.

www.audiopioneers.net has some tutorials up on it for vstation check em out

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