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ES E envelope parameters
The AR (Attack and Release) envelope aects both the lter cuto (AR Int) and the level of the
sound over time.
Envelope parameters
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Attack slider: Move to set the time it takes for the signal to reach the initial signal level, known
as the sustain level.
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Release slider: Move to set the time it takes for the signal to fall from the sustain level to a level
of 0.
ES E output parameters
The ES E output stage consists of the Volume section and the Chorus/Ensemble buttons.
Output Parameters
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Volume knob: Rotate to set the overall output level.
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Velo Volume knob: Rotate to set the amount (depth) of velocity sensitivity to incoming MIDI
note events. When set to higher values, each note is louder, if struck more rmly. At lower
values, the dynamic response is reduced, so that there is little dierence when you play a note
pianissimo (soft) or forte (loud/hard).
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Chorus I, Chorus II, and Ensemble buttons: Turn these eect variations on or o. If no button is
active, the eects processor is turned o.
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Chorus I is a typical chorus eect.
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Chorus II is characterized by a stronger modulation.
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Ensemble has a fuller and richer sound, due to a more complex modulation routing.