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Adjusts the time that the attack is
delayed after the trigger signal
begins.
®@ ATTACK TIME
Adjusts attack time after end of
delay time.
Adjusts time from peak of
(ond of attack
the envelope (after the trigger signal
turns off)
* AUTO SWITCH
When this switch is on, and a mul
tiple trigger (short switch-type
trigger) is used, the GEG will auto
matically follow the delay, attack,
and release settings.
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trigger
signals
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1-10 General Envelope Generator
(GEG)
In the EM section, separate envelope
erators are provided for each of the 48
keys. In contrast, the GEG generates an
envelope signal which is used for overall
control of the PS-3300. Using the
you can get pitch bend and delayed vibrato
effects, among others
The basic operation of the GEG resembles
that of the EM section and is illustrated in
figure 26.