Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

In this case you can play around with the portamento (Glide) as well, to 
get more of a slow attack effect from note to note.

- Egan

dhamaryder wrote:
> 
> 
> silly me. You have to let the note release completely before playing 
> again. then the slow
> attack works. sorry.
> 
> --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com 
> <mailto:DSI_Evolver%40yahoogroups.com>, "dhamaryder" <dhamaryder@...> wrote:
>  >
>  > Hi Guys and Girls, I'm working on a patch that uses ring modulation 
> with oscillators
> 3&4
>  > levels set to zero, so only the resultant tones sound. I wanted to 
> make a slow attack so I
>  > set both the LPF and VCA to very slow attack. I wanted to make it so 
> that as I played
> each
>  > new key the attack would be slow. But what happens is that as I play 
> each new key I get
> a
>  > sharp attack for each new note(like a bell sound). I really want to 
> take off the attack
> sound
>  > for each noew note sounding but don't know how to do it or why it 
> keeps sounding as if
> I
>  > have it on short attack. All of the other modulators are off or set 
> to zero,including env.
> 3.
>  > Any ideas on how to accomplish what I'm looikng for?
>  > thanks a lot,
>  > steve
>  >
> 
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