Doepfer

It is an exponential envelope, and you can't change the curve shapes. However it is very useful and if you combine it with a VCA that can be switched from expo to linear then you have a very flexible setup. It is also very fast for percussion sounds.

Neil

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> On 30 Jan 2015, at 07:35, racc00nb0y@yahoo.com [Doepfer_a100] <Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> I am wondering what type of envelope is used on the A-141-2 ADSR. There is no manual on the doepfer website, but the earlier A-141 has a manual and the envelope looks to have a 'convex' attack slope and a 'concave' decay and release.
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> Even though this is a common envelope type, I find it quite strange that it is not linear. It would then be easy to change from linear to convex to concave for each section of the envelope by using the CV inputs. Can somebody veryify if this ADSR is indeed linear or does it follow the style shown in the A-141 manual.
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> It would be a shame if it's not linear as there really don't seem to be many CV controlled envelopes out there.
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