--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "music251" <music251@...> wrote: > Thanks for replying, but you missed the point. I can't get rid of the initial clicking sound - > even if the attack parameters are turned up. If this artifact can't be removed, then that's a > huge flaw IMO. > Is there a way to fix this? > Thanks! There's no click inherent to Sculpture. Basically you're describing a characteristic of the patch you've chosen. If you don't like the way it sounds, it can be changed via a huge number of parameters. Reaching for Attack would be logical for most synths, but Sculpture ain't most synths. The ADSR section is still important but isn't such a guiding force - lot of other parameters will have far more control over the sound and should be visited first. The most obvious thing I can think of would be to change the way the virtual string is initially aggravated. In the case of your patch, object 1 is set to 'pick'. Try something else. Considering the sound you've chosen isn't super Sculpture-ish in the first place (analog vintage lead), if you don't like this sound as is and find it's proving too time-consuming changing it, it's probably easier to get an equivalent sound in one of Logic's other synths and then to twiddle the attack knob there :) But I'd recommend knuckling down with the manual. If you like Sculpture's sounds, you're gonna have to do this at some point anyway. The way the controls respond to each other is complex enough that a half hour session of tweaking and listening while reading will save you hours of blind knob-twiddling in future. It's not an easy synth in which to just 'hazard' upon the sound you like without knowing more about how it works.