Multi-Envelope is divided into two envelope generators, one at the top and one at the bottom. The “gate” and “trigger” inputs on the left are where sources can be plugged in to turn on the envelopes. A “trigger” simply starts the envelope at the beginning and lets it run through completely. A “gate” holds the envelope on the sustain stage as long as it’s high. These inputs may be used together or separately to get the re-trigger characteristic desired. The button is a manual gate control. While the envelope plays, multiple shapes are available at the right. Available for each generator: - Delay Attack Decay sustain Release - Attack Hold Decay sustain Release - Delay Attack Hold Release Upper envelope adds "Attack Decay Attack sustain Release" (a unique echo type envelope shape) and “stage outputs” which are gates that go high while each stage is active. Both envelopes have an “end pulse”, which is a 10ms trigger that goes high when the envelope completes. The “end pulse” output can be patched to the “trigger” input to loop the envelope. The length of each stage is controlled by a red slider. The sustain level is controlled by the black slider. External voltages can be added to these controls via the jacks below the sliders. The “shape” control changes the envelope from linear ramps to RC type curves as it is turned clockwise. Changing the “shape” will not significantly change the length of the envelope. trigger input, gate input end pulse output CV inputs for time stages t1 to t4 and sustain level upper envelope has stage pulse outputs t1 to t4, upper envelope outputs: DADsR, AHDsR, DAHR, ADAsR bottom envelope outputs: DADsR, AHDsR, DAHR 22hp 70 mA +12V 30 mA -12V 24 mm deep
