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6.2.1.3. DADSR Envelope Type
DADSR (Delay, Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release) refers to a more-or-less traditional ADSR
envelope, but with a delay phase tacked onto the beginning.
That means that when a note is played, you can set a time lag until the attack phase begins.
This can be useful in situations where, for example, you don’t want any filter modulation to
occur unless notes are held for a certain length of time.
As with the other envelope types, the points may be adjusted graphically or by dragging in
their respective control fields.
•
Delay:
Adjusts the delay time before the attack phase begins.
•
Attack:
Sets the time it takes for the envelope to reach peak level.
•
Decay:
Adjusts the time for the envelope to fall from peak level to sustain level.
• Sustain: Determines the level at which held notes settle after the decay phase.
•
Release:
Sets the time it takes for the envelope to return to zero once notes are
released.
•
Rate:
Changes the overall rate of the envelope by a factor of 0.1x to 10x.
Note that only Sustain is an adjustable level. The other points’ levels are fixed. We included
this envelope to give users a very simple option akin to tweaking knobs on a hardware
synth, but with the added flexibility of the decay phase.
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