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Acoustic Envelope

Exponential envelope with endless decay

(15 Votes)
1.02 (Updated 6 years ago)
398.3kB
September 14, 2015
Reaktor 6

DESCRIPTION

An envelope based on acoustic instruments, especially electric pianos such as the Rhodes.
Can be used to give a natural sounding decay to percussive or melodic sounds.

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES :
- endless decay
- damper hit simulation : puts an emphasis on release in a way most acoustic instruments do.
- random retrigger simulates the retrigger behaviour of acoustic keybaords on sustain or when release tail has not ended yet.


1.02 :
- fixed : parameters names not found in host parameter list.
- fixed : release hit wrongly retriggered on legato.

COMMENTS  (8)

ae ae
6 years ago
Thank You Efflam
Bryce Upright
6 years ago
You're totally right, everything is working just fine now Efflam! Thanks for all your hard work!
Efflam Le Bivic
6 years ago
thanks ! please try version 1.02. I think it fixes it. i tested it in reaper and had the same issue as you but now all parameters should show and be named correctly I think.
Bryce Upright
6 years ago
Hey Efflam...it's me again. I recorded a video. http://youtu.be/FU_WPlTEHIc
Efflam Le Bivic
6 years ago
Ok, thanks I think I fixed it now. Release hit was retriggered on legato by the second attack resulting in too high amplitude.
Bryce Upright
6 years ago
Hey Efflam, looks like it's still the same. Attack shows up in Ableton when I press configure but Decay and Release still do not. If you like I can send you a short video to show you exactly the results I'm getting.
Efflam Le Bivic
6 years ago
Hi Bryce, I updated it and edited some parameter names which were all named the same. Let me know if that fixes it for you.
Bryce Upright
6 years ago
Amazing sounding Envelope! Just wanted to point out that Decay and Release aren't showing up configurable in Ableton Live. I can however midi map the knobs by right clicking on them but Live doesn't see them when I try to configure them via the Reaktor Device.
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