SynthMaker

Envelope Repeat

Archive · 2008 3 old posts

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Klentock1 ·

Is it possible to get a repeating envelope? like for example on the dash synthesis' emulation of EDP Wasp?

look forward to any replies.

cheers

oddson ·

Not clear to me what you mean.

Do you mean an envelope that is adjustable in the sustain phase so that something like LFO effects are possible?

If so the multi-stage envelope can do that.

Klentock1 ·

Hi Oddson, thanks for your reply.

Yeah, i think what you said makes more sense.

The way i see it is that when you lower the sustain, the envelope retriggers (if that is possible?) or something to that effect?

I'll check out the multi stage env and see what i can come up with.

Thanks for your help.

(i'm sure i'll be back in about 2 hours asking for more help!!)

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