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Revert to the default value for a point
Do one of the following:
m Option-click the Triangle.
The pointer is set to the center position of the Triangle, and all oscillators are set to output the
same level.
m Option-click the Planar Pad.
The pointer is set to the center position of the Planar Pad. Both axis values are set to zero.
Use Vector Envelope solo and sustain points
You use the Solo Point button to turn the Vector Envelope on or o. If the Solo Point button is
on, no dynamic modulations are generated by the Vector Envelope. In this scenario, the currently
visible pointer positions of the Triangle and Planar Pad are permanently in eect. These pointer
positions match the currently selected Vector Envelope point.
If you select another Vector Envelope point by clicking it, the pointer positions in the Triangle
and Planar Pad update to reect your selection. If the Solo Point button is on, the newly selected
point becomes the Solo point.
Note: You can independently turn o Vector Envelope modulation of the Planar Pad by setting
Vector Mode to o. See Use the Vector Envelope.
Any point can be declared the Sustain point. Assuming that the played note is held long
enough and there’s no loop engaged, any envelope movement stops when this Sustain point
is reached. The Sustain point value is maintained until the key is released—until the MIDI
note-o command.
Dene a point as the Sustain point
m Click in the turquoise strip above the chosen point.
The Sustain point is indicated by an S between the point and its number shown on the
turquoise strip.