-----Original Message----- >>...I personally find VC control of EG parameters >to be extremely useful. >>>I agree. I'm currently using UEG's as voltage controlled envelope generators. They have one control input to vary all the times, not as flexible as I'd like, but still quite useful. There's a group of folks (not necessarily *here*) that have always insisted that the idea of VC envelopes *sounds* more useful than they really are in practice, but I can only think that these people are using envelope generators in a very limited, Mini-Moog style capacity. It's arguable in that context that you can get a touch-sensitive effect with a static envelope and VC of other parameters, such as LPF Cutoff Frequency. Or the *amount* of envelope modulation to Cutoff Frequency. But I personally have always thought of envelope generators as more generic "contour generators" and use them for all sorts of things, not just controlling amplitude envelopes on imitation piano sounds. It just seems like very limited thinking, especially in a modular, to dismiss voltage control of one of the systems most fundamental modules out-of-hand. Now, it may be true that EVERY EG doesn't need to be VC'd. But having one or two is sure a nice thought. And then shore those up with five or six 800's for good measure.
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FW: [motm] More Questions about EG's
2004-09-02 by Tkacs, Ken
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