Maybe if the existing integrator portion was tweaked, it could offer some lag; I'm not sure if it could do that without attenuating the signal too much? Experimentation would be needed, I suspect. I like the idea of the hysteresis controls. I would suggest that, if such circuitry were to be added to an envelope follower, that a "direct input" also be provided so that this hysteresis/gating section could be used generally, not just by an envelope-followed audio source. I'm a huge fan of gate delays, and strangely they aren't that common at all on synthesizers. I don't even know if a VC gate delay has ever been made, but what a way to animate---in a controlled way---every note in a phrase. -----Original Message----- So, if some limited lag processing could be implemented on board the EF itself, it could save an 820 to be used elsewhere (or for more exotic EF patches).
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RE: [motm] Using a Lag an an Envelope Follower -- Not Quite
2000-07-21 by Tkacs, Ken
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