select it's second layer, Retrig, which allows you to have the
Envelope fire repeatedly from Sources such as LFOs etc.
Envelope 3 can be Retriggered and Triggered from the Mod Sources,
but you must play notes to fire as many voices as you desire.
You must also change Programs to stop the voices from sounding
when Env 3 is cyclicly Retriggered. (You can also stop it by pressing
the Trig button if the setting is Retrig; it will Disable the parameter.)
-Envelope Dynamics are fairly straightforward; press Dynamics.
Keytrack will scale all Times across the keyboard. A setting of 100
is useful to create an open/closed hihat sound using one mono
voice. Key Track Base (Soft Pot 4) sets the center point that
these parameters scale from. Level Track changes the output level
of the Env across the keyboard. Velmod introduces velocity
modulation of the Env level. When set to 0, there is no response
to velocity and the Env will output it's full Level. Set it to 30 and
it will output a Level of 70 at minimum velocity; max velocity will
increase the output Level to 100.
-Looping Envelopes should be fairly self-explanatory. Any stage
can be selected as the start and end point of a 'loop'. Soft Pot 3
sets the number of times that the loop will occur, from none, once,
to 240 times before it stops looping. Beyond 240 are the Sustain
and Infinite settings. In Sustain, it will loop as long as a note is
held. Available Types are Forward, Backward, and RockRoll, which
alternates Forward and Backward. Smoothing creates a new stage
between the end point and the beginning. The change from end to
beginning can be abrupt or if you increase Smoothing, well,
'smooth'. Smooth Shape allows the same choice of 9 slopes for the
Smooth stage as for the rest of the stages.
Looping envelopes will also produce LFO-style waveforms, and will
also exceed the LFO rates at the selected Envelope destinations
(Envelope 2 into Filter Fc, etc.)
–Note that to be able to utilize all of the available Stages in a Loop,
the Envelope Trigger Mode must either be Freerun or Modtrg. All
others will not allow the Loop to continue after the key(s) is (are)
released.
-To create tremelo, modulate Envelope 3's Level with an LFO.
Voice Mix
-The Main and Auxilliary outputs are polyphonic and are assignable per Program
as well as per Mix Channel. You can use them as four individual polyphonic
outputs in Mix mode by panning two Programs hard left and right in the Main and
two Programs hard left and right in the Aux. Note that the FX only appear at the
Main outputs.
The individual hardware voice outputs can be used in a number of ways,
including having a single Program rotate through them or for predictable
