[sdiy] ADSR Trigger/Retrigger behaviour

[Adam Inglis]

So where does the sustain come from?
Say when you play a melodic improvisation in a legato style, typically  
with some portamento, where there is the attack of the first note, but  
the subsequent notes' levels of VCA and VCF are in the "D to S"  
section of the envelope?

As an aside, for this style of playing I love the envelopes in the  
Casio CZ range. 8 stages allow interesting evolutions rather than a  
static level.

Adam

On 30/06/2014, at 6:54 AM, florian anwander wrote:

> Am 29.06.2014 17:40, schrieb Ian Fritz:
>> IMO.  I've never had a standard ADSR in my system, although I can  
>> easily
>> mix an AD with an AR to get the same effect.
> I'd like to support that. I think the switchable AD/AR envelope like  
> in the Moog Rogue makes much more sense than an ADSR. Typically you  
> want an AD envelope on the filter, and an AR (or AD) envelope on  
> the  VCA.
>
> Also: you can have two envelopes on the same space as one ADSR.
>
>
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