In article <3633FA5D.F25F3F51@xxxxxxxxxxx>, you wrote:
>Ronald A. Laski, Jr. wrote:
>>
>> >What's an ADSR curve?
>>
>> Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release curve, the basic waveform of sound (<-
>> loose interpretation.. :)
>
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>> / \____
>> / \
>> ^A^D^ S ^R^ (pardon the rough drawing :)
>
>I think the drawing is great :) Just to clarify, the ADSR
>doesn't have anything to do with the waveform that makes the
>sound, but rather is what defines the volume/amplitude.
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And the envelope can be applied to the filters too. Except, of course, the
2600 doesn't really have filters as such.
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