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Curve over Time envelope

Discussion in 'Building With Reaktor' started by Forveya, May 23, 2014.

  1. Forveya

    Forveya New Member

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    I'm creating a custom slide envelope via a Sine FM osc running through an A to E trig and then into an accumulator. Say I have the "resolution" of the envelope at 1000 via the F input of the Sine FM. I'd then have the A input of the A to E at 0.001, so that the output is essentially a line from 0 to 1 over the course of one exact second. I can change how long that takes by multiplying the 0.001 input by anywhere between 0 to 1 for slower than one second, greater than 1 for faster than a second, etc. Now, however, I'd like to be able to make this line curved and still have it reach the 1 value after exactly 1 second (or however long I have it set to). Either highly convex-ly or concave-ly curved, and anywhere in between so that say if I were routing this "envelope" into the F of an oscillator (x 1000 or so) it'd make a kind of liquidy bbloooOIIP sound instead of straight rise or fall in frequency (you get what I mean). I've been really wracking my brain here, no results. (I have the "resolution" of the envelope set to 11016.8, bout a fourth of the sample rate). In case you ask, I have my reasons for not simply using an ADSR. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 08b8008da38403a101ac5a63249dce6d.png
     
  2. ehdyn

    ehdyn NI Product Owner

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    Have you looked at the triggered envelope in Cyan?
    You can adjust the ramp time in mid-flight, so that's a curve right?
    In the structure it's called D/W Automatization

    Sorry if I misunderstand, haven't had any tea yet..