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DECAY / RELEASE
MIN MAX
ATTACK
MIN MAX
AD
ASR
LOOP
OFF
A
DECAY / RELEASE
MIN MAX
ATTACK
MIN MAX
AD
ASR
LOOP
OFF
B
BALANCE
A B
DECAY / RELEASE
MIN MAX
ATTACK
MIN MAX
AD
ASR
LOOP
OFF
A
DECAY / RELEASE
MIN MAX
ATTACK
MIN MAX
AD
ASR
LOOP
OFF
B
BALANCE
A B
DECAY / RELEASE
MIN MAX
ATTACK
MIN MAX
AD
ASR
LOOP
OFF
A
DECAY / RELEASE
MIN MAX
ATTACK
MIN MAX
AD
ASR
LOOP
OFF
B
BALANCE
A B
AADSR ( Attack - Attack - Decay - Sustain - Release )
This is another ADSR variation. This envelope has two Attack sections, the first one faster than the
second one. As in the previous examples, one envelope has to be set to AD and the other to ASR. To
obtain the two attack phases, the Attack of the AD envelope has to be longer than the Attack time of
the ASR envelope. The Decay time is determined by the AD envelope and the release time by the ASR
envelope. The BALANCE knob sets the Sustain level, the more ASR the higher will be the sustain.It
also sets the break point of the two Attack phases.
Envelope
Gate
AASR ( Attack - Attack - Sustain - Release )
This envelope has two Attack sections, the first one faster than the second one, followed by a sustain
and release sections. To obtain this kind of shape both envelopes have to be set to ASR and they must
have different Attack times and the same Release times. The BALANCE knob sets the break point of
the two Attack phases.
Envelope
Gate
ASRR ( Attack - Sustain - Release - Release )
This envelope has an Attack and Sustain phases followed by a two Release sections with the first one
faster than the second one. To obtain this kind of shape both envelopes have to be set to ASR and
they must have the same Attack times and the different Release times. The BALANCE knob sets the
break point of the two Release phases.
Envelope
Gate