Reference • Program mode
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D (Decay time)
[–, 0, +]
Specifies the direction of the change that velocity will
cause for Decay Time.
This setting functions in the same way as the Attack
Time parameter.
S (Slope time)
[–, 0, +]
Specifies the direction of the change that velocity will
cause for Slope Time.
This setting functions in the same way as the Attack
Time parameter.
R (Release time)
[–, 0, +]
Specifies the direction of the change that velocity will
cause for Release Time.
This setting functions in the same way as the Attack
Time parameter.
Page 9: VDA EG
The settings in this page set the shape of the VDA EG
(envelope generator), specifying how the VDA level of
the oscillators will change over time.
The parameters in “Page 10: VDA keyboard tracking”
allow you to specify how keyboard position or playing
dynamics will automatically modify the EG.
VDA1/VDA2
When a double oscillator program is selected, this
specifies the oscillator whose VDA parameters are
being edited.
You can also use the VARIATION buttons [1] or [2] to
switch between oscillators 1 and 2.
AT (Attack time)
[00…99]
This sets the time over which the VDA volume will
change from 0 to the Attack Level (A).
With a setting of 0 the movement will take place
instantly, and with a setting of 99 the movement will
be the slowest.
A (Attack level)
[+00…+99]
Sets the volume level at which the VDA will arrive
after the Attack Time (AT) has elapsed.
As this setting is increased, the Attack Level will be
louder, and with a setting of +0 the volume will be 0,
delaying the timing at which the sound will begin to
be heard.
Change over time
VDF EG Time parameter
settings (positive (+) settings
for all parameters)
Notes played softly Notes played strongly
Note-off Note-off Note-off
Note-on
Note-on Note-on
VDA1/VDA2
Break point
Sustain time
Slope time
Attack
time
Attack
level
Release time
Decay
time
Volume
Note-on
Note-off
Time
Sustain
Level
Attack
Time
Decay
Time
Break
Point
Release
Time
Slope
Time
Attack Level
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