Clavia lead 3 Guía Del Usuario
7. Panel reference: Modulation Envelope
NORD LEAD 3 V1.2x
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Hold down S
HIFT
and press the D
ESTINATION
button to force the Modulation Envelope to restart di-
rectly after the Decay phase. This creates a kind of LFO with “shapable” waveform where you can change
the waveshape and cycle time by adjusting the Attack and Decay times.
the waveshape and cycle time by adjusting the Attack and Decay times.
Note that you cannot use the Modulation Envelope in Repeat mode when you use Attack/Release
mode. If you activate the Repeat function in Attack/Release mode, the Attack/Release takes precedence
and the Repeat function won’t have any effect until you switch back to Attack/Decay mode.
mode. If you activate the Repeat function in Attack/Release mode, the Attack/Release takes precedence
and the Repeat function won’t have any effect until you switch back to Attack/Decay mode.
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Below is the Mod Envelope modulation table that shows how different destinations are affected by the
Mod Envelope in different modes. ‘A/D’ stands for ‘Attack/Decay’ mode and ‘A/R’ for ‘Attack/Release’
mode. The graphs for A/D Normal and A/D Invert modes are also true when you use Repeat mode, only
the waveform is then repeated over and over again until you release the key(s).
Mod Envelope in different modes. ‘A/D’ stands for ‘Attack/Decay’ mode and ‘A/R’ for ‘Attack/Release’
mode. The graphs for A/D Normal and A/D Invert modes are also true when you use Repeat mode, only
the waveform is then repeated over and over again until you release the key(s).