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Will we ever see these implemented into any creamware synth? Is it possible to implement?

irrelevance wrote:
Will we ever see these implemented into any creamware synth?

Heaven knows

Is it possible to implement?

Yes, assign a CC to e.g. the filter cutoff, or volume then draw your multi-segment envelopes in e.g. a Cubase editor. Cut and paste for the 'looping' effect.

Royston

Modular and Spacef Synthetic are two that come to mind

Silly me multisegment in modular you're right! Sorry

Exactly my first thought too

Could you use that to generate suitable MIDI CC messages to control another (non-modular) synth?

edit: I think I can just about answer that one myself: connect env to val monitor, assign CC to val monitor!

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I find the multipoint envelopes completely useless unless you can snap them to a bpm-based grid.

like Absynth2/3 does, if I'm right

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Spirit wrote:
I find the multipoint envelopes completely useless unless you can snap them to a bpm-based grid.

That's why I create a lot of my "envelopes" as MIDI in Cubase. Can't get much more in-sync than that

IIRC Crystal has such a thing too...(as Absynth)

According to the mod III reference:

The times and levels of each envelope can be modulated and the version with esync also includes a variable slope parameter.

So I guess if you modulate with a synced lfo or even sequencer that bpm looping can be acomplished.

Or Flexor options.

If you don't mind using wavetables, Vectron has a multi-segment/loopable envelope that can be used for lots of things.

Don't mind wavetables...LOVE wavetables!
Vectron is one of my top favourite synths.