Lfo And Destination - Native Instruments Maschine Reference Manual

Modulation Envelope
The Modulation Envelope offers an envelope that shapes the modulation you apply to your
Sound. Its parameters are matched to those of the Amplitude Envelope on Page 2, so that
you have either an ADSR (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release) envelope or an AHD (Attack, Hold,
Decay) envelope to control your modulations. If you choose ONESHOT Mode, only the AHD
envelope (pictured) will be available for modulation.
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This is where you define modulation targets for the Modulation Envelope. Available targets are:
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p , located on Sampler Parameter Page 2
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C , located on Sampler Parameter Page 3
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d , located on Sampler Parameter Page 3
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p , located on Output Parameter Page 1
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Page 5 of 6 from the Sampler Source Tab on the hardware
The time it takes for the envelope to reach its maximum
level.
How long the envelope will stay at its maximum level.
With Decay you adjust how fast the envelope drops to the
Sustain level in ADSR mode; in AHD-mode it is used to
adjust how fast the envelope fades out.
The envelope level that will be maintained as long as the
note is played.
The time for the sustain level to return to zero after the
note has ended.
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