Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

> Nothing strange about it...the envelopes are so fast at the short 
end of 
> the scale that they create an impulse...a very narrow pulse wave 
> theoretically containing all harmonics...noise in other words. You 
can 
> use this to your advantage to help make keyclick on organ timbres, 
etc...
> 
> Until I got the PEK/PER, only my Waldorf gear was capable of this. 
It 
> was nice of Dave not to truncate the envelope response to a "safe" 
> zone...there are some other parameters that veer outside the 
normally 
> useful range. I say BRAVO! ;)
> 
> Best Regards, James
> --
> http://www.carbon111.com

So there is now way to get rid of the popping sound other then 
increasing the Attack value to 8-11? If I do this then I don't as 
fast attack on e.g. clav sounds, basses. I want to be able to create 
the same kind of sounds as I do on my P5, Model D, Voyager, A6 and 
so on. They have fast attack without the annoying popping sound. 

It would be nice to have a software feature that turn truncate 
on/off for the envelope response. That way you can get both ultra 
hard attack as well as fast, soft sounds. 

Kind regards
Demokid

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