Alesis Micron Owners Manual.pdf - Fdiskc
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Velocity (Keyboard Velocity Tracking)<br />
This parameter determines the extent to which the note velocity,<br />
or how hard you hit the key, affects the envelope. When set to<br />
0%, the envelope always comes out full-strength, regardless of<br />
how lightly you hit the key. When set to 100%, the amplitude of<br />
the envelope directly matches the velocity, and very light<br />
keystrokes will result in very weak envelopes. Parameter values in<br />
the middle scale accordingly.<br />
In all cases, a hard keystroke produces a strong envelope. This<br />
parameter just lets you choose the envelope strength for weak<br />
keystrokes.<br />
Reset<br />
on every note<br />
Whenever you press a key, the envelope starts at the beginning.<br />
unless legato<br />
If you play one note while holding down another, the new note’s<br />
envelope starts at the current position of the held note.<br />
Freerun<br />
This parameter determines the how the envelope treats its sustain<br />
portion. If set to off, then the envelope transitions from the attack<br />
stage to the decay stage to the sustain stage, as long as you are<br />
holding the key down. As soon as you take your finger off the<br />
key, the envelope will move into the release stage.<br />
“off” “on”<br />
If this parameter is set to on, then there is no sustain stage—the<br />
envelope transitions from attack to decay to release. Furthermore,<br />
it doesn’t matter how long you hold down the key; the envelope<br />
always follows this fixed-length program.<br />
If you are using the Loop feature of the envelope, this parameter<br />
will have further effects on the envelope behavior, and these will<br />
be discussed below.<br />
6 Programs<br />
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