ALESIS ANDROMEDA A6 User Manual
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Chapter 6: Modulation and Envelopes
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Now that we’ve covered envelope functions in detail, let’s take a look at a few
envelopes that can be created in the A6. The envelope depicted on page 135
represents the most basic envelope contour: all stages are used, they’re all linear and
all levels have positive values.
The following five examples are just a few of the endless variations that can be
accomplished on the A6, but illustrate the flexibility of these powerful modulations.
EXAMPLE 1: BI-POLAR
DELAY
Time
5.99 S
ATTACK
Time
16.50 S
Attack
SHAPE
EXP `1
D1TIME
15.90 S
Decay1
SHAPE
LINEAR
D2LEVL
-45
D2TIME
7.95 S
Decay2
SHAPE
LOG 2
SUSTAIN
Level
25
R1TIME
12.50 S
Release1
SHAPE
LINEAR
R2LEVL
9
R2TIME
16.06 S
Release2
SHAPE
EXP 1
Envelope
OFFSET
0
Envelope
LEVEL
100
Envelope
POLAR
POSWAV
Bi-Polar envelopes like this one are only available for
ENV1
and
ENV2
. Also, this
envelope can be inverted by switching
POLAR
from
POSWAV
to
NEGWAV
.