
34 Parameters
Amplitude (dB)
Frequency (Hz)
F1 F2 F3
Male Voice
Female Voice
Formant Frequencies
Figure 18: Frequency response of the formant filter.
all the vowels. The effect of the Cutoff knob on the formant filter is to offset all the formants by
the same factor and it is used to switch between male voice (left position), female voice (center)
and child (right position). The Q knob is used to cycle between vowels. Note that changing these
parameters can be automated by using the different modulation signals.
4.2.9 The Envelope Module
The Filter Env envelope generator module is based on a standard ADSR
(attack, decay, sustain, release) approach including velocity modulation.
The envelope module generates a four-segment envelope: attack, decay,
sustain, release. The attack time is adjusted using the A knob. The attack time
can also be modulated with the velocity signal received from the Keyboard in
such a way that that the higher the velocity signal the shorter the attack time
will be, the intensity of this effect being controlled using the modulation knob
below of the A knob. When the knob is in its leftmost position, the attack
is only determined by the value of the A knob, turning the knob clockwise
will increase the influence of the velocity signal until the attack time is strictly
determined by the inverse of the velocity signal when V reaches its maximum
value. The decay time is set with the D knob. The sustain phase of the envelope generator lasts
from the end of the decay phase until the key is released. When the S knob is fully turned to the left,
the sustain level is zero and there is no sustain phase while fully turned to the right, the sustain level
is at maximum and there is no decay phase. Note that the sustain phase can also be modulated with
the velocity signal from the keyboard. Finally, when the key is released, the envelope generator
toggles to the release phase and the envelope signal decreases from its sustain level to zero in a
time set by the R knob.
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