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Editing Zones
Envelope Section
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Here, you can select which phases of the envelope are affected by the Time
Velocity parameter.
Attack – The velocity affects the attack only.
Attack + Decay – The velocity affects all phases until the sustain.
Decay – The velocity affects all phases until the sustain but without the
attack.
Attack + Release – The velocity affects the attack and the release phases.
All – The velocity affects all phases.
Time Key Follow, Center Key, and KeyF Rel (Key Follow Release)
With the Time Key Follow and KeyF Rel parameters, you can scale the envelope
phases across the keyboard.
Time Key Follow scales all times before the sustain node.
KeyF Rel scales all times after the sustain node, that is, the release phase
of the envelope.
The value that you specify for Center Key is used as the central position for the
Time Key Follow and KeyF Rel functions.
The envelope phases depend on the keyboard range in which the note is played
and on the corresponding Time Key Follow setting:
Positive values decrease the phase lengths for notes above and increase
the phase lengths for notes below the set Center Key, that is, the envelope
becomes faster the higher the note you play.
Negative values increase the phase lengths for notes above and decrease
the phase lengths for notes below the Center Key, that is, the envelope
becomes slower the higher the note you play.
RELATED LINKS
Scaling the Level of the Release Node with the Level at Note-Off on page 131
Zooming
The vertical axis of the graphical envelope editor displays the level. The horizontal axis
displays the time.
To zoom in or out, click the + or - buttons to the right of the scrollbar below the
graphical editor.
To zoom in or out at the current position, click in the timeline and drag up or down.
To toggle between full zoom and the previous zoom setting, click the A button to the
right of the horizontal zoom slider.
To zoom to a specific region, hold Alt, click and drag the mouse over the region.
Zoom Snapshots
Zoom snapshots save the zoom factor and scroll position of the editor. These are restored
when you load the snapshot.