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(Decay
Tjmef Adjusts
how long
it
takes
for
the
filters-
to
move
from the majtimum AL cutoff
point
tiack to the sustained bvel. Decay
Tirne
has
no
effectif ALisat"0/'
[34]
R
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{Release Time) Adjusts liow
long
it takes
for the
filters
to
return to the set IL frequency
cutoff
points
aft&r
ti^e
key
is released. With no ILand AL,
Release
Time
h^s
no
effect. If IL is set at
"0/'
but AL
is
provided,
the f^elease Time setting may have an
eft&ct
depending on how farst the attack and decay
times
are
and whether you release a key
before
the
filters have already settled into their
Sustained
cu
toffs,
{Note : In any event, you cannot hear
the
effect of
this
Release Time sJider
unless the VGA
Rel&as&
Time
[40]
is
relativ^ely long
alsOn
or
unle^
a
long
Sustain is
provided
by
the Sustain
section
(13]
.
Play
3 s«riB& of rapid ^tacc^to notffs and several
long chords for each of thes* patches.
NOTE: In the lower illuEtfatioris, rhe HPF
shdftr
aswid^ Qpan.
io
Th« lower filler cul£^ff
(shi^wn
by ihe
HPF
Im^)
E^^nm^l
move sny
lci«i*.'r,
Therefore,
onlv
the upper
cutoff (shown
bv
the
LPF
lines)
moves, the raise of motion being determined by
the relea^ time.
From left to right Ih^
graphs are
only a few samples
of filter character^sticB at specific times: relative to
release of the
kev-
The filter changes actually
oceur
yr^du^lly.