LinPlug RMV User Manual

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Audio Modules

curve's shape will be shown on the control.

P(itch):

The second Pitch slider determines the pitch envelope's target value.
For example, a value of twelve means that after the first time period
has elapsed (see above), the envelope changes the sample's pitch
by +12 semitones. The Pitch slider can be set to a wide range of
values; from +48 semitones (4 octaves up) to -48 semitones (4
octaves down).

T(ime):

The second Time slider determines the length of time it takes for the
pitch envelope to move from the second pitch value (see above)
back to the sample's base pitch. For example, if the Time slider is set
to 0.100 seconds, the sample's pitch will move from the value set by
the Pitch slider to the sample's base frequency within 100
milliseconds.

Envelope Shape:

The second Time slider has a corresponding “curve” control located
above it that is used to set the shape of the envelope segment. The
shape of the segment can range from extreme negative exponential
to extreme positive exponential. To adjust the “curve” setting, click on
the control and drag the cursor up or down. The change in the
curve's shape will be shown on the control.

Amplitude Envelope

A(ttack):

The Attack dial determines the length of time it takes for the
amplitude envelope to reach the full envelope depth. For example, if
the Attack slider is set to 0.100 seconds, the sample's amplitude will
move from zero to full volume within 100 milliseconds.

Attack Envelope Shape:

The Attack dial has a corresponding “curve” control located

above it that is used to set the shape of the envelope segment. The
shape of the segment can range from extreme negative exponential
to extreme positive exponential. To adjust the “curve” setting, click on
the control and drag the cursor up or down. The change in the
curve's shape will be shown on the control.

H(old):

The Hold dial determines the length of time the amplitude envelope is
held at the maximum level.

D(ecay):

The Decay dial determines the length of time that the amplitude
envelope takes to move from the Attack level to the Sustain level
after the Hold time has elapsed.

Decay Envelope Shape:

The Decay dial has a corresponding “curve” control located

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