Propellerhead RADICAL PIANO, Руководство по эксплуатации

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RADICAL PIANO
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Resonance
Sympathetic resonance is a physical phenomenon that can occur in acoustic instruments, like in pianos for example.
It means that any undamped strings will ring along with the played strings. For example, if you play a key with the
sustain pedal down, all other strings in the piano will also vibrate at various intensities. Similarly, if you hold down a
number of keys (so that the dampers are off the strings) and then play additional keys, the strings for the held keys
will resonate.
With the Resonance controls you set the amount of sympathetic resonance in your piano sound.
Level
D
Set the amount of overall sympathetic resonance in your sound.
Release Time
D
Set the time it should take for the sympathetic resonance to fade to silence.
Envelope
Radical Piano features a special type of envelope generator which is used for shaping the character of the piano
sound.
Attack
D
Set the attack time for the piano sound, from immediate to (unnaturally) slow.
The range is 0-200 ms.
Decay Curve
D
Set the shape of the decay curve.
This control determines how the sound should decay when you play and hold the keys.
The range is from exponential, via linear, to logarithmic. Exponential settings will make the sound decay faster,
which simulates a piano with little body sustain. Logarithmic settings makes the sound sustain more slowly and
simulates a piano with a lot of body sustain.