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Lfo trem/pan assigned only to the tail release of ENV

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Antho56Antho56 France Posts: 11
edited March 25 in Deluge Help

Hi. In synth mode (multi-sample in my case) I can't assign an LFO (tremolo pan) only at the end of my note. So the tail of the release. I can do it with ENV2+ a vibrato and an LPF but not with my LFO/trem pan. Can anyone explain to me how to configure adsr correctly? Thanks a lot.

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    rezareza los angelesPosts: 611
    edited March 25 Answer ✓

    it's a little complicated, but here's how to achieve it:

    env1 set as needed. for this example, you obviously want some release:
    A - 0
    D - 20
    S - 50
    R - 40

    for env2 (what we are going to patch PAN to):
    A - 0
    D - 0
    S - 25 (sustain is in the middle so PAN stays unchanged while holding down a note)
    R - 0 to 50 (creates a fade into the tremolo the higher the number, try R-20 to start)

    the next part is where it gets a little harder to wrap your head around:
    (PAN) patched to (ENV2): -50
    (PAN -> ENV2) patched to (LFO2): 50 (control intensity of tremolo amount).
    Note: LFO2 should blink blue instead of white for the last step. If you are using shortcuts, make sure to enter LFO2 shortcut while holding ENV2 (when PAN & ENV2 are both blinking) to modulate a modulation (blue blinking pad confirms).

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