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The ADSFR envelope-type consists of controls for Attack, Decay, Sustain,
Fade and Release, Pitch-Scaling, Velocity-Scaling and Sync. There are
also 4 "curve" controls for setting the shape of each envelope segment.
Each dial has a corresponding "curve" control located below it that is used
to set the shape of the envelope segment. The shape of the segment can
range from extreme negative exponential to extreme positive exponential.
To adjust the "curve" setting, click on the control and drag the cursor up or
down. The change in the curve's shape will be shown on the control.
The Attack dial setting determines the length of time (in seconds) it takes
for the amplitude envelope to reach the full envelope depth. For example, if
the Attack slider is set to 0.100 seconds, the sounds amplitude will move
from zero to full volume within 100 milliseconds.
The Decay dial setting determines the length of time (in seconds) that the
amplitude envelope takes to move from the Attack peak level to the Sustain
level.
The Sustain dial setting determines the amplitude level after the initial
Attack/Decay phase.
The Fade dial is used to set the rate at which the signal amplitude moves
from the Sustain level to either silence (for negative Fade values) or full
output (for positive Fade values). A Fade setting of 0 means that the signal
amplitude remains at the Sustain level until the key is released.
The Release dial is used to set the length of time (in seconds) that the
amplitude envelope takes to move from the current level to silence after the
key is released.
Pitch Scaling allows you to scale the envelope time using the pitch of the
incoming MIDI note.
Velocity Scaling allows you to scale envelope time using the velocity of the
incoming MIDI note.
In both cases, setting the dial to 0 means that the envelope is not scaled
according to the incoming MIDI note's pitch or velocity.
The dials can be set to deliberately under-track or even reverse-track. This
allows you to create sounds that are very smooth and even across their
range, or that drastically change across their range (as is the case with
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