In this system, envelopes are created using hardware functions. For this reason, there are the following limitations. |
(1) Attenuation of the volume makes linear, not exponential changes, so it sounds unnatural to the ear. (It sounds like the sound disappears too quickly.) |
(2) During amplification and attenuation, volume adjustments (changes in volume, tremolo, etc.) cannot be made. The volume adjustment level will work only at the following times. 1) When a voice (sound/song) starts. 2) When there is a shift from attack to decay. 3) When there is a sustained sound. 4) When a release starts. (From the opposite perspective, the volume adjustment will work at these times, so it does not actually seem very restricted at all.) |
(3) The range of possible settings for each envelope level (Attack, Decay, Release) is narrow and approximate. There are 7 stages, so it is really hard to get the tone color the way you want it. (In mks4agb.ini , the settings range from 0 to 99, but these are actually converted to 7 stages.) |
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