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2.2 Tutorial 2 Playing a Synth with a Keyboard 31

Playing

Make sure the mod1 knob of the VCO is in its center position. You should now be able to play

melodies on your keyboard with the sound going on or off as keys are pressed and released.

Step 3: Add an ADSR

Description

Now that we are able to trigger the sound with the keyboard, we would like to be able to shape the

sound with different types of envelopes. To achieve this we will use an ADSR module (Attack,

Decay, Sustain, Release). This module shapes the amplitude of a note according to the settings you

chose. The Attack is the time it takes for the envelope of a sound to go from zero to its maximum

value. The time it takes for the sound to go from this peak value to the sustain level is referred to

as the Decay. As to the Sustain level, it is held as long as the note is held on the keyboard. And,

ﬁnally, the Release time is the time the sound takes to vanish once the note has been released.

Construction

• Choose an ADSR module from the Envelopes section and place it in the construction area.

• Delete the wire that connects output 1 of the Keyboard (gate signal) to input 1 of the VCA.

• Pull a wire from output 1 (gate signal) of the Keyboard and connect it to the input of the

ADSR.

• Pull a wire from the output of the ADSR and connect it to input 1 of the VCA (input 2

remains connected to the Vlowpass2).

• The signal to the VCA will now be shaped by the ADSR which is itself triggered by the gate

signal of the Keyboard.

Figure 16: Tutorial 2, step 3

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