[sdiy] Combined CV/Gate on a cable

[ASSI]

On Wednesday 03 December 2003 19:00, Tim Parkhurst wrote:
> Generally, the trigger signal is used to "restart" the ADSR and make
> it go through the A and D cycle even if other keys are already being
> held down. If the ADSR is designed right, what you get is just the
> portion of the A and D that would be heard above the sustain level
> (so the envelope doesn't start over, the sustain voltage stays on).

This could be a matter of debate and taste and I'd say the perfect EG 
would offer both the zap+restart and the restart-on-top features. 
Similarly, the latter should allow for the attack to rise relative to 
the previous level so that repeated trigger produces successively 
louder notes. BTW did anyone design an EG that allows to "latch" the 
output from release phase when sustain is pressed? Surprisingly few 
electronic pianos get this right, even though they really should model 
that correctly.


Achim.
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