234 Chapter 5. PATTERN MODE

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5. EG attack, decay, and release times
These values control how volume changes over time, start-
ing with the initial note strike and ending at the point where
the sound dies out. (Note that “EG” stand for envelope gen-
erator.)
The attack time sets the time it takes for the sound to climb
to its peak volume, starting from its initial level of 0 (at the
moment when the “key” is first “struck”). Low values pro-
duce a rapid volume rise, while higher values produce a
more gradual climb.
The decay time sets the time it takes for the volume to drop
from its peak level to its “sustain” level. Lower values pro-
duce crisper, clearer sounds.
The release time sets the time it takes for the volume to fall
to 0 following the “physical” release of the note. The lower
the value, the faster the sound will go off.
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3. Pattern Voice submode
EG attack
Decay
Release times
Attack time Decay time
Release time