10.0

Table Of Contents

Envelope display

Shows the envelope curve. You can adjust it by adding, moving, and deleting nodes.

The nodes for attack (A), sustain (S), and release (R) are always shown and cannot be

deleted. Next to the release node, the release time of the envelope is shown.

Mode

Determines how the envelope is played back when it is triggered.

● Select Sustain to play the envelope from the rst node to the sustain node.

The sustain level is held for as long as you play the note. When you release the

note, the envelope continues with the stages following the sustain. This mode

is suited for looped samples.

● Select Loop to play back the envelope from the rst node to the loop nodes.

Then, the loop is repeated for as long as the key is held. When you release the

note, the envelope continues playing the stages that follow the sustain. This

mode is suited for adding motion to the sustain of the envelope.

● Select One Shot to play the envelope from the rst to the last node, even if

you release the key. The envelope has no sustain stage. This mode is suited for

drum samples.

● Select Sample Loop to preserve the natural attack of the sample. The decay of

the envelope does not start until the sample has reached the sample loop

start.

If you set the second node to the maximum level and use the following nodes

to shape the decay during the loop phase of the sample, the envelope only

affects the loop phase. The attack of the envelope is still executed.

Velocity

Determines how the velocity affects the level of the envelope.

The level of the envelope depends on the velocity setting and on how hard you hit a

key. Higher values increase the level of the envelope the harder you hit a key.