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AMPLITUDE ENVELOPE KEY ON
The Key On Envelope is a 10 segment curve
(maximum) that represents the variation of the
sound's volume for the entire duration that the
notes are held pressed.
Some examples of typical Amplitude Envelopes
appear opposite, shown in various Zoom situa-
tions.
ZOOM (F7)
Using the ZOOM option, you can enlarge the field
of vision of the envelope up to 4 times at a se-
lected Point.
Pressing the soft button repeatedly selects the
Zoom options in cyclic order (1, 2, 3, 4, 0). Zoom
0 corresponds to "actual size".
USING THE SEGMENT OPTION
Add segment
insert a new segment immediately af-
ter the currently selected segment.
A maximum of up to 10 segments is
permitted.
Del segm
cancels the current segment.
N.B .: The Key On Envelope must
have at least one segment (the At-
tack phase), which cannot be can-
celled.
Loop segm
loops the current segment (envelope
repetition), provided that the Enve-
lope Finish parameter in the Enve-
lope control page is set to "OFF".
When it reaches the terminal point,
it loops back to the beginning. The
cycle repeats continually until key re-
lease. The initial Loop point is rep-
resented by an arrow.
To eliminate the loop, select the seg-
ment and select "del segm.".
16•16 Reference Guide
Edit Sound - KeyOn Ampl. Envelope in Zoom 3 status showing
segment 1 (Attack phase) with a time value of 0
Edit Sound - KeyOn Ampl. Envelope in Zoom 1 status showing
segment 1 (Attack phase) programmed with a Time value of
104
Edit Sound - Ampl. Envelope showing segment 4 set to Loop.
In practice, the Sound's volume starts at 0, proceeds to the
first peak of segment 1 (attack phase), drops to the lowest
point of segment 2, rises to the second peak of segment 3,
drops again to the lowest point of segment 4 then loops back
to the highest peak of segment 3 and repeats continually until
the key is released.
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