Just a feature requests for some additional “modes” of the adsr:
Full cycle
Loop
Loop on gate high
Full cycle would run trough the full cycle of the envelope with any trigger length, maybe a restart yes/no on new triggers would be appropriate to add also.
loop would simply loop the envelope without any input. a gate would reset the the envelope cycle to the start, but continue looping.
Loop on gate high would loop the envelope when the gate is high… who would have known!?
i did search about this,and checked the wiki, but i could not find anything about it, but im sure someone else have been thinking about this so sorry if its a double post
To be able to change to curve shapes would be really cool also, but i read its doable with some patching.
If I add a new custom gate control and move to the left-most side of the controls, when I exit and go back to the unit, it’s 3 controls in from the left. I go back to the control editor and move it to the far left, it’ll now show up in the proper spot after leacving that screen.
I this is repeatable with a Sin or Triangle unit so far…
Awesome work with the videos once again. These are very helpful to beginners.
I’ve noticed in your videos that you have a habit of scrolling to a parameter before you select it with a soft key. If the parameter you want to adjust is within view, all you have to do is to hit the soft key underneath. Saves a bit of fiddling around with encoder.
Looking forward to more of your videos. Please keep them coming!
Unfortunately, it didn’t happen when I followed these steps:
Insert a Sin Osc unit.
Enter the Control Editor and scroll all the way to the end.
Insert a Gate control (S2) and accept all defaults and press ENTER.
Highlight the new control, hold S3 to grab it and then moved it all the way over to the left so that it is the first control, release S3 and press ENTER.
Now I’m back in the chain view, and the I see the control where it should be at the front.
Start fresh, load a SIN oscillator (or anything with more controls that can fit on the screen).
Now, flip to scope mode and put the cursor over the rightmost parameter. Now, change back to edit mode. The selected parameter is still out of view. Should it bring that into view if we’re navigating to it?