Sequential Switch setting to disable internal anti-pop slew limiter

[gentleclockdivider]

Route gate to input of sequential switch 1
Route same gate also to clock input of seq.sw.
Set button of Seq.sw.. to top postition , so it alternates bewteen two gates.
Route the two outputs to 2 different destinations , make sure these destinations sound different ..so it's easier to spot the bug
The bug is that sometimes the previous gate is still outputted when it shouldn't , resulting in a slight trigger of the destiantion ( when it shouldn't ).

[MarcBoule]

I believe the issue may be caused by the internal slew limiter in the Sequential Switch, and regarding my last comment in issue #53, one sample step is definitely not enough. In the following setup, with a 2ms delay, I get a correctly divided clock to trigger a snare every four beats of the LFO, but if I set it to a 1ms delay, then I get a snare every two beats of the LFO, which is not ideal given we are trying to divide by 4.

[AndrewBelt]

I think we should keep the slew limiter in Sequential Switch because it makes the audio experience correct, otherwise it's useless for audio, it's main use case.

[nickfeisst]

Could we perhaps have an option in the right-click menu to disable the slew limiter? I've been using the Sequential Switch to select different voltage sources to send through as the root note of a chord which is then sent to an arpeggiator. Unfortunately, the first note, directly after any switching, is often incorrect because of the filtering.