Try using an old version of the BGB emulator. It dosen't have as much clickies i think. Or maybe that's just the LR output i'm tinking of
]]>From http://belogic.com/gba/channel3.shtml
"Channel 3 acts as a 4-bit DAC that repeatadely plays a pattern of samples. This pattern is user definable and consists of sixty-four 4-bit samples, separated in two banks and located from 0x04000090 to 0x0400009F. Channel 3 can play banks in two modes: As a single 64 samples bank or two 32 samples banks. The dual bank mode has the advantage of not needing a sound reset/restart when switching the playing bank. This allows for dynamic reloading of the wave ram without generating distortion as it was the case with previous Gameboys. Bank mode is controlled by bit 5 of REG_SOUND3CNT_L (0x0400070) and resetting it to 0 specifies dual bank mode. Bit 6 controls which bank is active for playing/reloading. If set to 0, samples are played from bank 0 and writing to the Wave Ram will store the data in Bank 1 and vice-versa."
I don't have much days passed on LSDJ (I only made two songs, lol), but I was thinking about it. Why is there a click when the wave channel is refreshing? Is this a system limitation? Is this a way to keep away some lags? Is this a... bug? I think I've never heard something like this click anywhere else than in LSDJ (but I think I've not searched enough).
My objective with this topic is to understand why the lsdj synth is clicky.
And why not, to find a way (even a very tricky one) to bypass this click. (I'm sorry Clicky, but I want to experiment something without you, you know, we both are together for so long now, can you understand? Please, don't make things harder, I'm not leaving you, I'll be back after my quick experiment, I promise it won't be long)