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AMPLIFIER ENVELOPE TRIGGER MODE
As mentioned in the Envelopes Overview, by default,
playing legato on the Sub Phatty prevents envelopes
from retriggering on subsequent notes. With single
triggering, the Sub Phatty prevents envelopes from
retriggering on subsequent notes unless you’ve released
the previous key. With multiple triggering, a new gate
occurs each time you play a note on the keyboard,
regardless of whether you’ve released the previous key.
You can select single or multiple triggering separately for
the amplifier and filter envelopes.
To specify single or multiple triggering for the amplifier
envelope, engage Shift mode and press the
BANK 4
and
PATCH 1
buttons. Press the low C key to turn select
single triggering (default), or press the low C# key to
select multiple triggering.
AMPLIFIER ENVELOPE RESET
When Amplifier Envelope Reset is turned on, each new
note triggers the amplifier envelope to reset from zero,
so its output sweeps fully from zero to maximum with
each attack. By default, with envelope reset turned
off, an envelope Attack sweeps the envelope output
only from its current level to maximum. The effect of
Envelope Reset is more prominent with longer attack
and release times.
To change this function, engage Shift mode and press
the
BANK 4
and
PATCH 2
buttons. Pressing the low C
key turns Amplifier Envelope Reset off, and pressing C#
turns it on.
AMPLIFIER ENVELOPE REPEAT
Just as with filter envelope repeat, it’s possible to use
the amplifier’s envelope generator as a multistage LFO
for controlling amplitude. When amplifier envelope
repeat is enabled, then the delay, attack, hold, decay,
and release stages will loop continuously for as long
as the note is held. The shorter the envelope times, the
faster the loop will repeat.
To turn on amplifier envelope repeat, enable Shift
mode, press the
BANK 4
and
PATCH 3
buttons, and
press the C# key. Pressing the C key turns off amplifier
envelope repeat.
Single T
rigger
Multi T
rigger
Amp
. En
v. Reset OFF
Amp
. En
v. Reset ON
Amp
. En
v. Repea
t OFF
Amp
. En
v. Repea
t ON