Delay
This control sets the initial delay of the envelope curve in question. Value ranges from 0 (no delay) to 63.
Attack
This slider adjusts the time it takes for envelope curve to reach it's peak after a note-on event and possible delay stage.
Ranges from 0 to 63.
Decay
The Decay parameter controls the time taken by the envelope curve to reach the sustain level once the attack stage is over.
Value ranges from 0 to 63.
Sustain
Sets the level at which the envelope curve will remain until a note-off is received, unless the envelope in question is in DADR mode.
Values from 0 to 63.
Release
Use this control to set the time it takes for the envelope curve to decay to a zero level.
Ranges from 0 to 63.
Amplitude
Controls the overall level or strength of the envelope signal. Raise this value if the envelope seems to have little or no effect on your sound.
Ranges from 0 to 63.
Envelope Mode
DADR aka Delay-Attack-Decay-Release mode. In other words: no Sustain phase.
Run Free
When checked, the envelope keeps on running independently without any triggers.
Trigger Mode
Reset envelope breaks off and restarts from the beginning whenever another key is pressed
Multi each keypress starts a new envelope cycle; running envelopes remain as they are
External envelope must be triggered by an external input - in our case Pedal 2 or Midi CC # 64. Unfortunately that is usually mapped as the Sustain controller...
Gated LFO 1 will trigger the envelope but only when a gate (or Note On) is also present.
LFO Trigger LFO 1 triggers this envelope constantly
Velocity => Amplitude
Adjust the influence of Velocity information on the envelope amplitude or strength. Values range from -63 up to +63.
Speed
A ramp is not unlike an inverted envelope with just an Attack phase: after the note-on, the signal drops from maximum level to zero.
This slider sets the speed it takes for the signal to reach the maximum level again. Value can range from 0 to 63.
Trigger Mode
Single Trigger the ramp is triggered once at Note On and cannot restart until a corresponding Note Off event is received
Multi Trigger each trigger starts a new ramp cycle; running ramps remain as they are
External Trigger ramp is triggered by an external input. This means Pedal 2 or Midi CC # 64 on the M-1000.
External Gated ramp can be triggered by external input only if there is a keyboard gate (Note On) present also.
Rate
Sets the time taken by the portamento ramp to reach its maximum value in Constant Time mode.
In Constant Slope mode it sets the slope but larger values yield a smaller slope. Value ranges from 0 to 63.
Lag Mode
Constant Slope
The rate of change or slope between old and new value is constant.
Constant Time
The amount of time between old and new value is constant.
Exponential 1
The slope is exponential; ie the rate of change is faster at the start and slows down as it reaches the end.
Exponential 2
A variation on Exponential 1?
Velocity => Rate
Adjust the influence of Velocity on the rate or slope of the portamento generator. Values range from -63 up to +63.
Legato Portamento
When this box is checked the portamento effect is only applied to notes that are triggered before the previous note is finished.
Input Source
Used to select the input source of the Tracking Generator. This will sample the input values present at fixed points 1 to 5 and translate them according to the levels set.
Not unlike a five-stage envelope where you adjust the level of each phase instead of the duration.
Possible sources are: Envelope 1, 2 and 3, LFO 1 and 2, Vibrato, Ramp 1 & 2, Keyboard Tracking and Gate, Portamento, Tracking Generator (?),
Velocity, Release Velocity, Pressure (Aftertouch), Pedal 1, Pedal 2, Lever 2 and Lever 3.
Point 1 - 5
Sets the levels for the respective tracking points. Values can range from 0 to 63.
Linear and Exp.
Sets the tracking point levels to a linear or exponential curve with one mouseclick.
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