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The breakpoint marked with “S” is the sustain point of the Mix Envelope. Double-click on a
breakpoint to specify it as the sustain point.
A traditional volume or filter envelope plays through to the sustain phase when you press a
key, then holds there until you release the key, then the release phase begins. With the Mix
Envelope, the role of the sustain point is similar — the envelope (and therefore the oscillator
blend) can pause there until you release a key, then continue along its path. The behavior is
different depending on whether Loop mode is active.
•
Loop Mode Off:
If the sustain point is reached, the Mix Envelope will pause there
until the note is released.
•
Loop Mode On:
When a note is played, the Mix Envelope starts at the first point.
When it reaches the loop start pointmarker, it then cycles between the loop start
and end points until the note is released or the maximum number of repeats is
reached.
In other words, Loop Mode replaces the sustain point with an entire chunk of the Mix
Envelope. Nominally, the sustain point is the same as the loop end point. See Loop Mode [p.71]
in the next chapter for specifics on loop behavior.
5.5.3. Filter Envelope
Like the Mix Envelope, the Filter Envelope features graphically adjustable breakpoints. It
features three modes [p.72] selectable in the Advanced Panel: original Prophet-VS, multi-
segment, and DADSR. The multi-segment (MSEG) mode is especially cool, because it lets
you create double attacks, double decays, an “M”-shaped envelope that decays and then
increases again, and other unconventional shapes.
• Loop: Toggles Loop mode. Using the original Prophet-VS envelope, the loop can
play from 2 to 7 times or infinitely. With a multi-segment envelope, the loop is
continuous between user-determined start and end points.
• Pencil Tool: Shortcuts to deeper settings (including for loops) on the Advanced
Panel [p.72] .
The breakpoint marked
S
indicates the sustain point of the envelope.
As with the Mix Envelope, the
Pencil Tool
is a shortcut to deeper settings [p.72] on the
Advanced Panel.
The Filter Envelope is fully polyphonic, meaning that each new voice played gets its own
cycle starting from the first breakpoint of the envelope.
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