Waldorf MicroWave XT Bedienungsanleitung Seite 76

The following diagram shows how this example works:
This is how you setup an envelope that it works like a sawtooth LFO with different
rates in the sustain and release phase:
1. Set Key On Loop and Key Off Loop to on . This causes both loops in the sustain
and in the release phase to be activated.
2. Set Level 1 and Time 1 to 0 . This deactivates segment 1 because it can not be
looped.
3. Set Level 2 to 127 . This defines the maximum value of the sawtooth's amplitude.
4. Specify the rate of the sawtooth for the sustain phase via the Time 2 parameter.
5. Set Key On Loop Start to 1 and Key On Loop End to 2 . This will repeat
segment 2 of the envelope as long as the key is pressed.
6. Set Level 3 to 0 . This defines the minimum setting of the sawtooth's amplitude.
7. Set Time 3 to 0 . This causes the envelope abruptly to minimum level after
releasing the key and sets the minimum value of the sawtooth's amplitude in the
release phase.
8. Set Level 4 to 127 . This defines the maximum value of the sawtooth's amplitude
in the release phase.
9. Specify the rate of the sawtooth for the release phase via the Time 4 parameter.
10. Set Key Off Loop Start to 3 and Key Off Loop End to 4 . This will repeat
segment 4 of the envelope in the release phase.
The following diagram shows how this example works:
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Level
Key pressed
Key On Loop End = 2
Level 1 = 127
1
Level 2
Time 1 Time 2
Level
Key pressed
Key On Loop Start = 1
Key On Loop End = 2
Level 2 = 127
Level 4 = 127
1
Time 2
Time 1 = 0
Level 1 = 0
Key released
Key Off Loop End = 3
2
Time 3
Key released
Key Off Loop Start = 3
Key Off Loop End = 4
2
3
Time 4
Time 3 = 0
Level 3 = 0
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3
Time
Level 3 = 0
4
Time