Hello all
Would someone with an ADSR on their panels confirm something for me? When I apply a CV to any of the blue inputs, it behaves as I would expect: +CV= longer delay, decay, etc, consistent with knob direction. Except on the attack portion, where +CV= shorter attack, the opposite of the knob direction.
So, I end up setting the attack knob to a maximum, then use +CV to shorten it; conversely, I set the knob to a minimum and use -CV to lengthen it.
If that really is the intent, perhaps someone could explain the advantage to me. Does it have something to do with VC-All? Even then I would expect +CV to lengthen the entire envelope (except for the delay portion).
Thanks
jmr
Would someone with an ADSR on their panels confirm something for me? When I apply a CV to any of the blue inputs, it behaves as I would expect: +CV= longer delay, decay, etc, consistent with knob direction. Except on the attack portion, where +CV= shorter attack, the opposite of the knob direction.
So, I end up setting the attack knob to a maximum, then use +CV to shorten it; conversely, I set the knob to a minimum and use -CV to lengthen it.
If that really is the intent, perhaps someone could explain the advantage to me. Does it have something to do with VC-All? Even then I would expect +CV to lengthen the entire envelope (except for the delay portion).
Thanks
jmr