Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Hi guys!

Thanks for helping me. I have no filter-env-velocity but I guess I 
have some keyboard track on the filter. It is probably that. :) 

Thanks again!

MVH
Demokid 

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "haventwoncrap" <spano@...> 
wrote:
>
> --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "demokid2000" <demokid2000@> 
wrote:
> >
> > Hi!
> > 
> > I'm a PEK owner and I have a question regarding envelop trig. It 
seams 
> > that the sequencer does not trig the envelopes (Filter) the same 
way 
> > as when I play manually on the keyboard.
> > If I create a sound using some normal filter envelope settings, 
turn 
> > up the Filter envelope amount and then record a sequence on the 
> > internal sequencer (Seq1). After setting the destination to 
control 
> > all oscillators pitch the sound does not sound the same. I have 
to 
> > turn up the Filter Envelope amount to get the same sound. What 
I'm I 
> > doing wrong?
> > 
> > Best regards
> > Demokid
> >
> 
> 
> DK,
>   Perhaps one of your settings is the Keyboard Amount in the 
filter section - if this is part 
> of your patch, then the filters will open wider the higher the key 
pressed, but *not* for 
> triggered notes from the sequencer, as there are no actual 'keys' 
being pressed. There is 
> no 'osc follow' for the filter, and since the sequencer is 
changing oscillator pitches rather 
> than pressing keys, the filter cutoff remains at a constant 
frequency rather than adjusting 
> itself. One thing you can try to be certain that this is what's 
causing it is to play some 
> notes from the keyboard while your sequence is playing - those 
notes should sound like 
> what you wanted the sequence to sound like, but the sequence will 
still sound dark. I hope 
> that is accurate/helpful!
> -Mok
>