User Manual

34 Auxiliary Envelopes 4 & 5 Dave Smith Instruments
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DELAY
Delay AmountEnv Repeat Vel Amt
ENV REPEAT
127
AMOUNT
6
VEL AMT
Aux ADSR Aux Env AmtAux Dest
Destination—(In the aux dest tab of the display) Selects the parameter
to be modulated by the envelope. See Modulation Destinations on page
79 for a list of possible destinations.
Delay: 0...127—(In the aux env amt tab of the display) Sets a delay
between the time the envelope is gated on and when the Attack portion
actually begins.
Attack: 0...127—(In the aux adsr tab of the display) Sets the attack
time of the envelope.
Decay: 0...127—(In the aux adsr tab of the display) Sets the decay time
of the envelope.
Sustain: 0...127—(In the aux adsr tab of the display) Sets the sustain
level of the envelope.
Release: 0...127—(In the aux adsr tab of the display) Sets the release
time of the envelope.
Env Repeat: Off, On—(In the aux env amount tab of the display)
When on, the Delay, Attack, and Decay segments of the envelope
repeat. Sustain still affects the level at which the Decay segment ends,
but instead of sustaining at a xed level while a note is gated on, Delay,
Attack, and Decay loop until the note is turned off. The Release segment
begins when the note is gated off, just as it does when Repeat is off.
Amount: -127...127—(In the aux env amount tab of the display) Sets the
amount of modulation from the envelope to the chosen destination. The modula-
tion amount can be positive or negative, allowing for inverted envelope control.
Velocity Amount: 0...127—(In the aux env amount tab of the display)
This enables keyboard velocity to modulate the Envelope Amount. It
doesn’t enable keyboard velocity to directly control the modulation. To
do this, see the user tip that follows