Reason Subtractor Tutorials - Envelopes
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I have all the parameters copied at say, 10:36 but my synth sounds nothing like that.
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your tuts on subtractor are such a fantastic resource for beginners like myself. thanks so much.
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THIS WHAT I BEEN LOOKING FOR THANKS SO MUCH ......KEEP IT UP!!!!
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thank you. my biggest hardship with reason are constructing lush pads with using presets. you made it very understandable.
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A, D and R are actualy time intervals, only S is an amplitude level (maybe, more precisely, a proportion to the peak level)
A is the time amplitude takes to go from 0 to peak level
D is the time to go down from peak to S level
S is the level it stays after A and D times end, while you're still pressing the key
(S at maximum means equals peak)
the peak level on the other hand is only determined by the patch level
*wikipedia helped me
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good tuts, great humour... thx!
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I have a question - I have an LFO rate based bass patch and the problem is that the attack of the bassnote (beginning of a note) keeps changing. from low frequency to high. I want to keep the high frequency start only but I dont want the sound to change. How can I do that?
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good stuff
permit me disagree with something you say in 4:00 to 6:00.
the decay is not an amplitude level or a peak
amplitude doesn't go down from 1 to the decay level
the ADSR faders positions don't necessarily look like the shape of the actual wave
vitobasso 1 year ago
@vitobasso
no, the new waveform is shaped based on the ADSR envelope. The ADSR, also, in the instance of osc generation and shaping is relative to amplitude. The decay is the decay of the attack of the amplitude envelope, so has a direct relationship to the waveform's amplitude.
Samplecraze 1 year ago
Thnx for the prop.
Yes I will continue this series. Lfos and then the mod matrix.
Glad you like it.
Samplecraze 5 years ago