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Log/Exponential curve for envelopes
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(04-20-2022, 12:58 PM)XORadmin Wrote: Hey Thomas,
yes this has been requested several times...
Thank you for the thoughtful response.  Makes total sense.  And also makes sense that NerdSeq does not try and replace every other module out there, which is also good for creativity (constraints and all).  To be honest, the fact that it does envelopes at all is a complete gift.  I am barely scratching the surface of what this can do, but finding it completely does "that modular thing" of taking your ideas and creating something new you did not expect, which results in something better than your original idea.  I am very pleased with it and am enjoying learning the ins and out.

And thanks for confirming the combo with Automators for scaling.  The lower sample rate might be a cool feature to explore!

Cheers!

(04-20-2022, 02:04 PM)XORadmin Wrote:
(04-20-2022, 01:48 PM)mgd Wrote:
(04-20-2022, 12:33 PM)thomaskobrick Wrote: The only other thing is whether we can scale the overall envelope scale, rather than just setting the attack voltage, so that you can quiet the envelope.  Looks like I can accomplish this with Automators?  Forgive me, I'm still just learning.  This might be an obvious question.  Is this the preferred method? 

Depends on what you wish to do here. You have 8 Envelopes already, therefor you could just preprogram 8 different "envelope scales" and select them via e.g. ^11, ^21, ^31, ... etc.
You could even go further by using FX to modify all parameters of the envelopes from inside your patterns. So in theory you could just reprogram your envelopes in every pattern.

Not sure this would give you enough options and variability but might be worth a try.

Kind regards,
Michael

Ah yes, didn't think about that one. Might be another possibility to get the wanted result.

Thank for these ideas - I will try them out!  Really I'm trying to get to grips with where my limitations are, so this is very helpful.  The FX system is completely blowing my mind at the moment, so it will take a little while to sort through the possibilities.

Cheers!
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RE: Log/Exponential curve for envelopes - by thomaskobrick - 04-20-2022, 07:51 PM
RE: Log/Exponential curve for envelopes - by mgd - 04-20-2022, 01:48 PM

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