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As soon as the gate input receives sufficient voltage, the ADSR generates a variable voltage, changing in time, called an envelope.
This varying voltage is output in normal positive and inverted form, and can be used, eg. The shape of the envelope is governed by four parameters: Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release.
The envelope is started triggered by a gate signal either from the INT. GATE voltage on the system bus, or, if a signal is put into it, from the gate input socket.
The envelope can also be re-triggered, ie. Module A has available a three-position toggle switch to select one of three time ranges.
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The time ratios for the three ranges are about 1: The absolute Attack times are about: The weather routing module provides the fastest way to get across the finish line. Always take the best route! Enjoy the route while the module makes the calculation.
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