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]]> http://musikality.net/tutorials/types-synthesis/comment-page-1/#comment-1040 Saida Mahamed Wed, 26 May 2010 08:42:52 +0000 http://musikality.net/?p=85#comment-1040 hej! jag vill veta hur kostar roland synth kan ni svara så fort som möjligt hälsningar kan ni kontakta mig 0737762613 hälsningar Saida hej! jag vill veta hur kostar roland synth kan ni svara så fort som möjligt hälsningar kan ni kontakta mig 0737762613 hälsningar Saida

]]> http://musikality.net/tutorials/types-synthesis/comment-page-1/#comment-940 admin Tue, 21 Apr 2009 10:10:16 +0000 http://musikality.net/?p=85#comment-940 Yes, you are right on this one :-) Thnx for the correction. Yes, you are right on this one Thnx for the correction.

]]> http://musikality.net/tutorials/types-synthesis/comment-page-1/#comment-933 Carl W Mon, 13 Apr 2009 02:50:38 +0000 http://musikality.net/?p=85#comment-933 A correction to the point regarding the decay stage of envelopes. A piano would have a very long DECAY stage for lower notes and a shorter decay for higher-pitched notes (see "key follow," a subject not covered here) while the key is depressed. The RELEASE time, however, refers to the length of time it takes for the volume (amplitude) of a sound to diminish to zero once the key is RELEASED. So for a piano sound this would be a relatively short period, regardless of the key's pitch. (Although, however, there may be a difference in ambient resonant DECAY from the soundboard, but that another sound component discussion and more akin to reverb.) A correction to the point regarding the decay stage of envelopes. A piano would have a very long DECAY stage for lower notes and a shorter decay for higher-pitched notes (see “key follow,” a subject not covered here) while the key is depressed. The RELEASE time, however, refers to the length of time it takes for the volume (amplitude) of a sound to diminish to zero once the key is RELEASED. So for a piano sound this would be a relatively short period, regardless of the key’s pitch. (Although, however, there may be a difference in ambient resonant DECAY from the soundboard, but that another sound component discussion and more akin to reverb.)

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