Well, the faster/slower times apply to BOTH extremes.
Increasing C9 allows longer Releases, but the minimum Attack is proportionally ∗longer∗.
I found that 6.8uf seemed to be the ideal value, but couldn't find any low-leakage non-polars in
the correct voltage (needs to be 25V or better).
I have several folks that have "stock" 3.3uf caps in 2 EGs and 10uf in 2 other ones for like 25
sec. Releases. But the price you pay is a very narrow panel control range for "snappy" Attacks.
The other solution: use a MOTM-820 as an AR envelope. You can get 'snappy' Attack (defined as
<1ms) and Release times approaching 1 ∗minute∗.
Paul S.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2003 3:19 PM
Subject: [motm] 800 time
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> Is there any way to lengthen the maximum time or shorten the minimum
> time of the MOTM-800?? I'm thinking decreasing the value of C9 (a
> 3M3 bipolar) would make the envelopes faster, and increasing C9 would
> make them slower. Has anyone tried this??
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> If I remember correctly, Paul S. said something about this a while
> back, but I looked and couldn't find it.
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