Waldorf MicroWave II, Руководство пользователя

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Level 1…8
0…127
End level that the corresponding segment finally reaches.
Key On Loop off / on
Selects whether a loop is performed in the envelope’s sustain phase or not.
Loop Start
1…8
Defines the starting point for the sustain loop if Key On Loop is enabled.
Loop End
1…8
Defines the ending point for the sustain loop if Key On Loop is enabled. It further
determines the end of the sustain phase and the beginning of the release phase. Note that
this feature is also valid when
Key On Loop
is disabled.
Key Off Loop
off / on
Selects whether a loop is performed in the envelope’s release phase or not.
Loop Start
1…8
Defines the starting point for the release loop if Key Off Loop is enabled.
Loop End 1…8
Defines the ending point for the release loop if
Key Off Loop
is enabled. It further
determines the last segment of the whole envelope. No segment beyond the selected
number will be used. Note that this feature is also valid when
Key Off Loop
is disabled.
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The loop points are numbered from 1 to 8. Each number represents the end of the
corresponding segment, e.g.
no. 3
means the point of
Level 3
after
Time 3
. As you
can see, the first loop point is at the end of segment 1. Therefore segment 1 can not
be looped.
The following examples illustrate the use of the Wave Envelope:
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This is how you setup an classic ADSR-like envelope:
1. Set Key On Loop and Key Off Loop to off. This ensures that no loops are
performed.
2. Set
Level 1
to 127.
3. Specify the Attack time via the Time 1 parameter.
4. Specity the Decay time via
Time 2
.
5. Use Level 2 to setup the Sustain level.
6. Set
Key On Loop Start
to 1 and
Key On Loop End
to 2. This specifies segment
2 of the envelope as last segment in the sustain phase.
7. Set Level 3 to 0.
8. Specify the Release time via
Time 3
.
9. Set Key Off Loop End to 3. This causes the envelope to stop after segment 3.
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