alkopop79

Howdy! I have a simple yet annoying problem: I'm trying to control the amp of a synth with envelope, velocity values and a volume dial. However, when all the controls are connected to *~ object, they won't work together. For instance, changing the volume would yield a continuos sound which obviously I don't want. Here's an example:

I want to be able to control the volume and use the envelope at the same time. Any ideas would be appreciated!

Howdy! I have a simple yet annoying problem: I'm trying to control the amp of a synth with envelope, velocity values and a volume dial. However, when all the controls are connected to *~ object, they won't work together. For instance, changing the volume would  yield a continuos sound which obviously I don't want. Here's an example:

I want to be able to control the volume and use the envelope at the same time. Any ideas would be appreciated!


envelope-and-volume-control-problem

Id suggest using a seperate, [*~ ] to control volume *after* the envelope [*~]. In other words, any gain modifications, ie envelope, and final volume, should have their own 'gain stage' unless they are intentionally interactive.

Id suggest using a seperate, [*~ ]  to control volume *after* the envelope [*~]. In other words, any gain modifications, ie envelope, and final volume, should have their own 'gain stage' unless they are intentionally interactive.


Just to clarify further, because this is something that isn't always immediately obvious: when you send multiple signal patch cords (this is true only for signal patch cords!) into the same inlet they are added together.

If you want A*B*C*D you need to use multiple *~ objects (on for each *!).

Sending A into the left inlet of *~ and B,C,D into the right inlet of that *~ object will give you A*(B+C+D).

Just to clarify further, because this is something that isn't always immediately obvious: when you send multiple signal patch cords (this is true only for signal patch cords!) into the same inlet they are added together.  

If you want A*B*C*D you need to use multiple *~ objects (on for each *!).  

Sending A into the left inlet of *~ and B,C,D into the right inlet of that *~ object will give you A*(B+C+D).


Envelope and volume control problem