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10.8.2 Audio Mod as Trigger
The Trigger Module of the Audio Mod page activates envelope progressions of a freely select-
able Module of the Patch Window. If you use this function to Trigger any of the Oscillator
Amplitude envelopes Oscil A through C, the Trigger Module produces certain Note-On and
Note-Off commands without your having to push a button. Additionally, not all, but rather
only certain Modules of ABSYNTH 5 and its envelopes will be restarted, which makes for a
contrast between ABSYNTH 5 and traditional MIDI Trigger Signals.
This is best understood from a practical viewpoint, if you use ABSYNTH 5 as an Effect: The
Trigger Module produces a Note-On command as soon as the threshold in Threshold dB control
is exceeded. In this case, set the Envelope switch to Pre Rev in order to prevent the envelopes
that have yet to be started from silencing the Effect Input Signal. More specific information
on the envelopes and their control possibilities can be found in chapter
8 “Envelope Window” .
10.8.3 Parameters
On the Audio Mod page you can find the following control elements:
•
Audio Mod A through D : the four Audio Mods A through D are equipped identically. Click
on one of the Audio Mod Tabs in order to select the appropriate Audio Mod. The settings
that belong to this Audio Mod will be indicated on the Audio Mod page. Like the Macro
Controls, the Audio Mods can be assigned using the context menu that you can activate
using a right click on the parameter of a Module in the Patch Window. The setting of the
modulated parameters that can be seen in the Assignment Table is carried out in the
same way as with the Macro Controls.
•
Audio Mod On/Off switch : use this to turn the Audio Mods on and off individually. Select
an Audio Mod and click on the Audio Mod On/Off switch in order to turn this Audio Mod
on or off.
• Modulation Source menu
: Use this to select the output signal of any Patch Window Module
as the input signal for the Audio Mod.
•
Pre/Post Envelope switch : Use this to determine whether the Audio Signal is tapped off
before or after being sent to an amplitude envelope.