Roland RD-600 - Modifying Sound Expression (Tone Modify); Envelope Adjustments (Attack, Decay)

Using the sliders to modify the expression of the sound (Tone Modify)
By pressing the [TONE MODIFY] button you can use the sliders to adjust the expressive quali-
ties of the Tone selected by the part select buttons. The value can also be adjusted by using the
[INC / YES][.DEC/NO] buttons, so you can use the slider to make broad adjustments and then
use the [INC/ YES][DEC/NO] buttons to make fine adjustments. The value of the settings will
appear in the display.The various settings will remain in effect even when you exit Tone
Modify condition. When a TX part is selected, you can simultaneously press the [INC/ YES]
and [DEC/NO] buttons to turn the setting OFF. When the setting is turned OFF, Tone Modify
data will no longer be transmitted from MIDI OUT.
* This has no effect when a Rhythm Set (B86, B87, B88) is selected.
* The changes you make will disappear when the power is turned off. However if Powerup Mode (p.52)
is set to LAST, they will be remembered even when the power is turned off.
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Setting Values
Adjusting the attack or decay of the sound — Envelope —
The left three sliders respectively adjust Attack, Decay, and Release.
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Attack: This adjusts the sharpness of the beginning
of the sound. Raising the slider will make
the sound begin more gradually, and low-
ering it will make the sound begin more
sharply.
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Decay: This adjusts the time from when the sound
has completed its attack until when it
reaches the sustain level. Raising the slider
will lengthen the time until the sustain level
is reached, and lowering it will shorten the
time.
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