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Sustain
The Sustain fader defines the resting voltage level of the envelope
signal once the decay stage has been completed. The value set by this
control is not measured in the time domain, but instead is measured as
a variable voltage level. Once the attack and decay stages have been
completed, the sustain stage will be active until the gate signal present
at the
Gate/Trig Input
is low.
• Moving the fader downward will decrease the sustain level.
• Moving the fader upward will increase the sustain level.
AD Envelope:
If the fader is in the down
position, the sustain stage will be omitted
and the envelope will act as an AD
envelope (Attack Decay envelope).
ASR Envelope: If the fader is in the up
position, the sustain stage will be as high
as possible and the envelope will act as an
ASR envelope (Attack Sustain Release).
ADSR Envelope: In other words, in order
to access all stages of the ADSR envelope,
the sustain stage cannot be in either of its
extreme settings.
• Output range: 0V - 10V.
Sustain CV Input: The Sustain CV Input is a unipolar positive control
voltage input for the Sustain parameter.
• Control voltage is summed with the fader position.
• Input range: 0V - 10V.
LINEAR AD ENVELOPE
VOLTS
TIME
LINEAR ASR ENVELOPE
VOLTS
TIME
VOLTS
LINEAR ADSR ENVELOPE
TIME