Yes, now that you mention it, the Korg MS EG's had a Hold circuit there. I guess there are three areas where it's useful to delay the onset of the next stage - before the attack, between the attack and decay, and between the sustain and release sections. DADDSHR...? _____ From: Jeff Laity [mailto:synthetic@...] AHDSR. The hold period happens before the decay. The Minimoog does this naturally which is one of the reasons that it is considered "punchy." Check out the envelopes on an Alesis Andromeda. Delay and hold, two release segments, loopable segments, ability to modulate almost every segment, seven different shapes for each segment (exponential, reverse exponential, linear, s-curve, etc.), freerun modes, dynamics control, etc. Sorry to drift off-topic, but that unit has the best-implemented envelopes I've encountered. It doesn't quite sound like a MOTM though, unfortunately for me. :)
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FW: [motm] More Questions about EG's
2004-09-02 by Tkacs, Ken
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