I could only reproduce it when playing legato, thus demonstrating the patch's mono behavior. It seems to be caused by retriggering the amplitude envelope, so either you play the notes with some space between them, use mono modes 3 or 4 which don't retrigger the amplitude envelope, or make the attack of the amplitude envelope slower, I found that A=40 seems to solve this issue.
The punch amount which is the usual suspect in similar cases didn't make much difference.
How can I use mono modes 3 or 4 like you suggested?
You can find this setting under VC's common tab.
And by A=40 you mean the attack of the amplitude envelope?
Yes.
A=40 did not seem to solve the problem for me.
I guess you should keep increasing it until it stops. It would be interesting to know where it stops for you.
Is it possible to access those modes from the hardware interface of the virus?
shift+MONO (in the oscillator section).
I wans't able to reproduce the exact same behavior you describe, even with your nice little bluesy bass line... I definitely don't experience a "click" when I release a note. Only when I add another note, on top of the existing one and the mono logic moves to the newer note, I get a click, and changing the mono mode or slowing down the attack, sloves it for me 100%. I am using TIOS 4.5.3, so maybe you should upgrade, or maybe it didn't burn well last time you upgraded.
There is also the known amplitude envelope bug in which if you set a slow attack and slow release, and play successive very short notes that don't allow the envelope to go through the decay and sustain phases, sooner or later you get a big pop, and then all notes become quiet, unless you give the Virus some time to rest. It doesn't sound like what you describe, but anyway if I read correctly between the lines in this forum, this specific bug is supposed to be fixed in TIOS 5.x.
