Hmmm... Just a few initial questions: a) Are you *sure* these are the "Rev B" EGs (with the TRIG wire mod)? b) What is the GATE source? c) Are you using the TRIG input as well? Paul S. > > 1) I patch up a sound and hit a key on the keyboard to trigger the sound and > it sounds OK. Then I start playing and all of a sudden the sound gets > brighter and louder (I have envelopes going to both filter and amp). This > isn't right. The envelope should not output higher voltages because I'm > playing faster or more legato, yet it does. I finally got around to scoping > it and confirmed it. With the exception of a little initial spike the ADSR > outputs about 4 volts max. Yet at certain settings if I play a fast trill I > can push it up to about 6 volts. Set A=0, D=6, S=7, R=4 and go into the a > filter FM input and you'll see what I mean. > > 2) If the Sustain level is set way up to about 10, then the Decay acts like > an Attack. I can set the Attack to 0 and move the Decay around to get > various length attacks. It seems to control the attack time from the normal > 4 volts up to a higher voltage which is set by the sustain level. Strange. > > 3) I can set Attack to 0, Decay to 0, and Sustain to 10 to get plain organ > type envelope, yet the attack portion is too soft. It's impossible to get a > hard solid sound at this setting. > > And I haven't even gotten into the somewhat artificial sound of the envelopes > either because I need to compare side by side with another synth. But they > almost sound linear instead of exponential (even though I'm sure they're not) > and don't seem to have a really good bouncy and punchy quality I like. But I > need to compare to others before I can say for sure what's going on here. > > I've never experienced these things with any of my other synths. Am I the > only one dealing with these issues? > > -Elhardt > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >
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Re: [motm] Annoying MOTM envelope behavior
2002-05-08 by Paul Schreiber
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