02-20-2021, 09:08 AM
You could use the trigger signal to sync the STO, but that will not get you amplification. Setting the source of an envelope to "gate" for a specific channel will have any gate events on that channel trigger the envelope. You can see the different stages activate in the graphic representation of that envelope. If you set "destination" to mod out of the specific track and patch this output to your VCA, you will have amplification of the STO (if you patched it up to the VCA).
Alternatively you can patch the trigger output to an external envelope module, which can control a VCA.
The advantage of using the Nerdseq's internal envelopes is in my opinion that you have control over every stage of the envelope per step, from the sequencer tracks. Plus you save on hp and money for envelope modules.
Alternatively you can patch the trigger output to an external envelope module, which can control a VCA.
The advantage of using the Nerdseq's internal envelopes is in my opinion that you have control over every stage of the envelope per step, from the sequencer tracks. Plus you save on hp and money for envelope modules.