Envelopes; Boost Switch - Behringer DEEPMIND 12 User Manual

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The fader position, current value and stored value for the HPF FREQ fader is
shown on the PROG screen. There is also a visualization of the fi lter curve as
shown below.

8.7.2 BOOST SWITCH

ON=BASS BOOST
This switch controls the BOOST stage of the DeepMind 12.
The boost function enables an analog circuit which is designed to boost
low frequencies at 100 Hz using a shelving equalization and DC blocking
functionality..
The BOOST function can be used to give programs an enhanced low frequency
response resulting in more depth and body
BOOST RESPONSE
100 Hz
FREQUENCY (Hz)
The BOOST function can be On/Off . The default program setting is Off .
There is also a visualization of the BOOST fi lter curve on the PROG screen as
shown below.
Note: You will only see the BOOST visualization if the HPF fader was the last fader
that was moved..

8.8 ENVELOPES

The DeepMind 12 has three envelope generators. Each of these generates a
control signal with 4 stages (Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release).
The VCA envelope is used to adjust the level of the note being played over time.
The VCF envelope is used to adjust the cut-off frequency of the fi lter for each note
played over time.
The MOD envelope can be used to modulate any of the MOD MATRIX destinations
for each note being played over time.
The envelopes are normally triggered by the playing of a key, but they also have
diff erent triggering modes (LFO, Looping & Sequencer).
It is important to note that the ATTACK, DECAY and SUSTAIN stages are measured
in units of time, and the SUSTAIN stage is measured in units of level.
The stages of the ENVELOPE are shown below:
ATTACK DECAY
6 dB
ENV
LEVEL
0 dB
KEY
GATE
KEY PRESSED
Note: In any of the looping modes the sustain stage is not considered and as
soon as the envelope reaches the sustain stage it immediately starts the release
stage.
ENVELOPE STAGES
RELEASE
SUSTAIN
KEY RELEASED