Korg modwave native - Filter;Amp;Osc 1;Osc 2 Envelope Trigger

Envelopes
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A Curve of 10 (exp/log) sweeps through the waveforms quickly at the start of the envelope segment, and much more
slowly at the end of the segment. By default, the Osc 1/2 Envelopes use 0 (linear) for all segments.
Attack, Decay, Release Curves
[0 (Linear), 1…9, 10 (exp/log)]
ese set the curvatures of the Attack, Decay, and Release segments, respectively. You can edit curvatures in the
Envelope graphic by hovering over the desired segment and then dragging the yellow dot le or right.
Filter/Amp/Osc 1/Osc 2 Envelope Trigger
Trigger Source
[List of modulation sources]
is selects a source to start the envelope, or re-start it if it is already playing. For instance, you can use a tempo-synced
LFO to trigger the envelope in a repeating rhythm, or create a looping envelope (see below).
Envelopes started or re-started by the Trigger Source work slightly dierently from normal. e Decay always takes its
full time, even if Sustain is at maximum; in this case, it acts as a hold time. Following the Decay time, the envelope goes
to 0 over the Release time, even if the note is still being held.
Trigger Threshold
[–100%…+100%]
is sets the modulation level which will trigger the envelope. Among other things, you can use this to adjust the exact
point in an LFO’s phase at which the envelope will be reset, eectively controlling its “groove” against other rhythmic
eects.
When the threshold is positive (or 0), the envelope resets when passing through the threshold moving upwards. In
other words, if the value has been below the reshold, and then changes so that it is equal to or greater than the
reshold, the envelope resets.
When the threshold is negative, the envelope resets when passing through the threshold moving downwards. In other
words, if the value has been above the reshold, and then changes so that it is equal to or below the reshold, the
envelope resets.
Note: modulation sources may not always reliably reach the extreme values of +100 or -100. is can happen due to
smoothing, or with LFOs when using certain shapes and faster speeds. If this is the case, resholds of +100 or -100
will cause inconsistent behavior. To avoid this issue, reduce the reshold until the Envelope resets consistently.
Trigger at Note-On
[O, On]
Trigger at Note-On is available for the Filter, Osc 1, and Osc 2 Envelopes only. e Amp Envelope always triggers at
note-on.
On: e envelope will start automatically at note-on. is is the default.
O: e envelope will only start via the Trigger Source.
Note: e Trigger Source’s value at note-on can cause the envelope to trigger instantly. If the reshold is positive or 0,
this will happen if the value is at or above the reshold; if the reshold is negative, this will happen if the value is at
or below the reshold.
Tip: Looping Envelopes
You can use these controls to create a simple looping envelope. To do so:
1. Set the Trigger Source to the same envelope that you’re working with.
For example, if you’re setting up the Filter Envelope, set the Trigger Source to the Filter Envelope.
2. Set the Trigger reshold to -1.
3. Set the Sustain Level to -2.
Now, the envelope will re-start every time that it reaches the end of the Decay segment.