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Set Vector Envelope times<br />

With the exception of the first point, which is tied to the beginning of each played note,<br />

every point has a Time parameter. This parameter defines the period of time required for the<br />

position indicator to travel from the point that preceded it. The times are normally displayed in<br />

milliseconds (ms).<br />

Set a time value<br />

mm<br />

Drag the numerical value vertically.<br />

Note: Changing a time value alters the absolute time positions of all subsequent points.<br />

Set a time value without affecting the absolute time positions of later points<br />

mm<br />

Control-drag the Time parameter to increase or decrease the time required to reach the<br />

following point.<br />

The time setting of the ensuing point is simultaneously adjusted by a corresponding amount.<br />

This ensures that the adjacent and all following points retain their absolute time positions.<br />

Use Vector Envelope time scaling<br />

You can stretch and compress the entire Vector Envelope. To double the Vector Envelope’s speed,<br />

for example, set Time Scaling to 50%, rather than halving the time values of every point.<br />

Click here to change the<br />

time scale.<br />

••<br />

The Time Scaling parameter ranges from 10% to 1000%. It is scaled logarithmically.<br />

••<br />

If the Loop Rate is “as set,” scaling also affects the loop.<br />

••<br />

If the Loop Rate is set to a free or synced value, the setting is not affected by the Time<br />

Scaling parameter.<br />

Normalize time scaling and the loop rate with Fix Timing<br />

mm<br />

Click Fix Timing to multiply the Time Scaling value by all time parameters. Time Scaling is reset to<br />

100%.<br />

There is no audible difference. This is simply a normalizing procedure.<br />

In cases where Loop Rate is set to a synced value, clicking Fix Timing switches the Loop Rate to<br />

“as set,” thus preserving the absolute rate.<br />

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