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What value are you using for vibrato? It might help if you upload your project file as an attachment on this forum.
Anyways, I assume you're using the effects column in the tracker to play a vibrato effect (using 4xy as a value). What you need is a fairly low value for x (since you want a slow vibrato) & a moderate value for y (you might want to try any value between 4 & 7, if I'm not mistaken).
Also, you might also want to use a portamento slide at the same time as the vibrato effect (for a smooth transition between notes). You can use 3xx in the effects column to achieve this (where xx is the speed of the slide).
I hope this helps.
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The effects are simple codes that let you control notes in funny ways. For example, 4 represents a virbato. The x value tells the program how fast the note should vibrate (0 being the slowest & F, which means 15, is the fastest). The y value tells you the highest note your vibrato effect should slide up to.
Wow thanks...erm, one more question. How do I stop the FX from affecting the future notes on that channel? Because now it's affecting the notes after the one I want.