Shifting Ghost Envelope for Velocity

[Toccata]

In the preset 'Whale's Naptime' the Oscil A Amp & Oscil B Amp
have Ghost Envelopes that shift according to the velocity of the keystroke.

What has been assigned?

[sampleconstruct]

What do you mean by "Ghost Envelope"? In that patch Osc B Amp has velocity assigned to the Time Scale of first breakpoint.

[Toccata]

A Ghost Envelope is the dimmed envelope that appears
when you adjust the master envelope. In this case, the master
envelope is untouched.

If you strip the ADSR assign, it's gone. If you assign any one
ADSR it comes back. A hard attack pushes the envelope forward
a soft attack shadows the envelope as shown. (I've stripped the
velocity parameters in the MIDI tab and it's still there)

I'd like to learn more about this so sampleconstruct, if you understand
this, I'd truly appreciate your help in making my own test model.
Thanks.

[sampleconstruct]

The velocity assignment you're looking for is not performed in the Midi Tab but in the envelope section. Click on any Breakpoint and on the upper right of the GUI enable the Control Tab of that breakpoint->Time Scale->enter desired percentage and assign velocity as controller source (Time Macro). So if the first breakpoint of an envelope is somewhat to the right on the x-axis the velocity control with a negative percentage value will move it to the left thus making that envelope section faster if you know what I mean.

[Toccata]

Hey sampleconstruct,

You are right about the control, when I turned it on
and opened it it was set to -100. So even if it is off
it still shows on the graph; didn't know that.

Thank-you!

I was halfway through writing 'but what if the control is off' when I realized my error.

[sampleconstruct]

As each breakpoint has it's dedicated Control Tab you can only check by clicking on each breakpoint. In default view with no breakpoint selected the Control Tab will always show as being "off"