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NORD MODULAR G2 V1.1 12. Synthesis basics: Envelopes
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After the envelope has reached full level, it starts to fall back again. How long this should take, is set with
the Decay parameter.
The level of the envelope does not necessarily have to fall all the way back to zero level at the end of the
Decay. Instead, the ADSR-envelope has a Sustain setting used to determine the level the envelope should
rest at, after the Decay. If you for example want to create a flute sound, you would have a fairly high Sus-
tain setting on your Volume envelope, since a flute tone basically stays at a steady level for as long as you
play it. On the other hand, for a piano sound, you would want a Sustain level of “0”, since a piano sound
decays to silence if you hold the key long enough.
Please note that the Sustain parameter represents a level, but all other envelope parameters represent times.

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nord modular G2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Year Released2004
PolyphonyVaries depending on patch complexity
OscillatorsMultiple, user-configurable
LFOsMultiple, user-configurable
Inputs4 x 1/4" (audio)
Outputs4 x 1/4" (audio)
MIDIIn, Out, Thru
USBYes
DisplayLCD
SequencerYes
KeyboardNo (desktop module)
EffectsUnlimited (dependent on DSP resources)