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Matrixsynth on 1/4/11
via YuSynth on electro-music.com:"I now propose an improved design of the yusynth ADSR.The changes are : Now the input stage is a discrete Schmitt trigger. As such any signal (this means not necessarily a regular GATE signal) can be used to trigger the ADSR as soon as its level goes above 2V. The input impedance is now very high which makes it possible to feed more than four ADSR on the Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 12/9/10
YouTube via krisp14u | December 09, 2010 | "Prototype Oakley Sound System-Krisp1 VC-Looping-ADSR-VCA in use as a VCODriven by a Dot com Q119 No other modules used" Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 6/29/11
via this auction"The ADSR-VC2 is a dual envelope generator with two identical, independent ADSR units which can be both triggered simultaneously by one single trigger due to a normalized jack. All parameters (attack, decay, sustain release and the output level) can be voltage controlled. Besides short A,D and R times a swicthabel characteristic of the attack for punchy and crisp envelopes, but Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 9/19/11
This one also posted on MATRIXSYNTH-P"To kick off a new series called ADSR (Attack Decay Sustain Release) we travel to Donny Land Studios to see the meet the man himself, Donny Benét. He shows us around the studio, records an improvised song, give us an exclusive peek at a track off his next album and talks all things music.The ADSR series will bring you interviews with exciting musicians. We Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 1/23/12
Synth spotting with Jonti. Also see the companion post on MATRIXSYNTH-P here. "For this episode of ADSR we were lucky enough to have Stone's Throw artist Jonti invite us over to talk about how he produced his debut album Twirligig. In ADSR fashion we run through his synths, his music writing process and his favourite software. Jonti is a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist and has been making Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 7/12/11
As audio engineers we deal with ADSR everyday, even without knowing it. I certainly didn’t know what ADSR was when I first heard it, but it’s the acronym for what happens with every waveform. Put simply, ADSR refers to Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release. Depending on what you are working with, these names mean relatively different things. The release of a waveform is different than the release of a compressor, but they do somehow all refer to a similar thing. In the following article I’m going to go through the details of each of these parameters. What does slow attack mean and what does sustain sound like? Hopefully, by reading this tutorial you understand these widely used names and know how to use them to your advantage. Image by: John Federico The Complete Waveform The waveform of a signal comprises these four elements. The attack is the first part until the highest volume of a specific sound, then the signal decays until it sustains. How long it sustains depends... Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 5/2/11
via these auctionsDual ADSR Modul in Modcan format."The module features combined rotary/plug pots to select additional functions like Loop, Link, AD and Slow Modes.The Envelopes from this module are superfast and musical useful."Modcan Interface Module 25a Jack Converter"This module converts between standard 6,3 Jacks and Banana Jacks." Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 6/16/11
"Asheville Arts Council and Bob Moog Foundation Announce Collaborative Three-Week Exhibit, Pushing the Envelope: Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release Opening: Saturday, July 9th at 8 p.m. Workshops: July 13th, 20th, and 26th at 6 p.m.Closing Evening of Performances: Saturday, July 30th at 8 p.m. Asheville, NC, June 12, 2011 - Pushing the Envelope: ADSR is a forthcoming multimedia art show melding the Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 8/19/11
YouTube Uploaded by moogfoundation on Aug 19, 2011 "At the closing event for Pushing the Envelope {ADSR}, dancer Janice Lancaster Larsen donned R. Brooke Priddy's earthen dress for a captivating performance backed by music composed by Kima Moore. The dress was first attacked with clay, which immediately dried and decayed. The dress sustained in this dried state for a month, until it was finally Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 9/29/11
via AMSynths"This module is a Dual ADSR similar to the envelope generators in the Roland 700 and 100M modular analog synthesizers. The AM8705 contains two identical traditional ADSR format envelope generators with variable Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release. The module uses 30mm travel slide potentiometers and has toggle switches to switch between 2 different set of timings - slow or fast."AM8060 Relative News
