Making "right angle" w/Automation

You have to zoom really really close to make such 90 degree "curve". So close, that every tick snaps.

I have a follow up question, which I already asked, but nobody answered. If I make a basic house/trance lowpass filter sweep and open the filter with a 90 degree curve that should take 0 ms, it still makes a short sweeping and whistling sound.

How do I make the envelope jump (not move) from point to another? It doesn't matter how close the two nodes are, there always is "a sweep", like you'd manually turn a knob really really fast.

I have a follow up question, which I already asked, but nobody answered. If I make a basic house/trance lowpass filter sweep and open the filter with a 90 degree curve that should take 0 ms, it still makes a short sweeping and whistling sound.

Cut the track where you want the change and distribute across two channels with 1 being set to the first filter and another to the new parameter.

Filters, delays, all act 'analogue' in this respect.

Hmm.. that sounds like a bit of a clumsy way to speak the truth. That'd mean I would have to double almost all of my tracks. If I understood you correctly.

Easier workaround might be turning the filter to bypass for a second, making the sweep and then turning it back on. I haven't tried this, but someone mentioned it might work.

Maybe Logic will steal a function from Cakewalk Sonar and introduce envelope jump in the future.