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CV16 instead of a dedicated EG module?
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(04-29-2020, 03:26 PM)mschleis Wrote: yes but then you are basically saying its not possible to have it "falling" to a sustain level... only rising-to...? if thats the case, this would make the envelopes useless for me unfortunately Sad
the vast majority of the used envelopes in music are falling, leads, plucks, bass, drums ... you have rising/swelling mostly on pads and pads on a modular system, or in chiptunes... well...

why not at least having an DSR envelope where the attack is always 0 (seems like you are limited to 3 stages...)

Those have been design decisions and i state on multiple spots what they are and that they might not replace your regular envelopes. For many cases the ASR envelopes are usefull regardless of the music style. I am also sure ASR instead of DSR envelopes is more usefull for the most peoples.
I'm sorry that these are not enough for you. A dedicated Envelope might be the better solution for you then i guess.
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RE: CV16 instead of a dedicated EG module? - by XORadmin - 04-29-2020, 04:43 PM

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