yes, and i think that the adsr is really useful for some sounds.
 
i too like AR (or AD) envelopes, but i also like ADSR's...


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From: yahoo@... < yahoo@... >
Subject: AW: 1 a111-5
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, December 17, 2008, 6:07 PM






> Hi
>
> Another suggestion: what about two Envelopes in the Moog-Rogue style
> instead of one ADSR. For those who don't know the Rogue envelope:
> It has two potentiometers, one for risetime (=Attack), one for falltime
> (Decay or Release). You have a switch which selects two envelope modes.
>
> - mode "AD" is like Attack variable, Decay variable, but Sustain at
> zero, Release not relevant. The Decay-phase is not stopped by a gate-off.
> - mode "AR" is like Attack variable, Decay not relevant, Sustain at 100%
> Release variable.
>
> It may depend on the individual style of music, but I use an ADSR
> envelope 90% of the time in one of those two settings (percussive or
> brass like AD-shape for VCF, percussive AD or organ/string like
> AR for VCA).
>
> Florian

Hi Florian,

maybe there will come an "A-111-6". The A-111-5 is too close to production
to change anything and we have already a lot of pre-orders as it is.

Best wishes
Dieter


















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