Reference Manual

381 Live Instrument Reference

In addition to the envelope controls, the displays for the ampliﬁers contain various modulation

parameters. The Pan and Level amounts can be independently modulated by LFO, note pitch

and amp envelope via the sliders in the Pan Mod and Level Mod sections respectively. Note

that, when using note pitch as the modulation source for Level, middle C will always sound the

same regardless of the modulation amount. Positive values will cause the level to increase for

higher notes.

24.1.6 Envelopes

Analog’s Envelope Parameters.

In addition to the pitch envelopes in the oscillator sections, Analog is equipped with indepen-

dent envelopes for each ﬁlter and ampliﬁer. All four of these envelopes have identical controls,

which are housed entirely within the display. Each envelope is a standard ADSR (attack, decay,

sustain, release) design and features velocity modulation and looping capabilities.

The attack time is set with the Attack slider. This time can also be modulated by velocity via the

Att<Vel slider. As you increase the Att<Vel value, the attack time will become increasingly short-

er at higher velocities.

The time it takes for the envelope to reach the sustain level after the attack phase is set by the

Decay slider.

The Sustain slider sets the level at which the envelope will remain from the end of the decay

phase to the release of the key. When this knob is turned all the way to the left, there is no sustain

phase. With it turned all the way to the right, there is no decay phase.

The overall envelope level can be additionally modulated by velocity via the Env<Vel slider.