Re: Dc parameter?

Am 04.07.2011 um 10:32 schrieb Feat:

> At 21:16 +0200 3/07/11, Ingo Debus wrote:
>> what is Dc good for?
> 
> checking that box will concurrently apply the built-in amplitude envelope to the release sample; when the note-off event occurs the release sample amplitude depends on the state of this envelope; playing staccato will probably let the release sound play at full amplitude, yet if the note is held on long enough, this amplitude might have decayed to 0, meaning there won't be any release sound at all...
> 
> if unchecked, it will make the exs|24 instrument wait for the note-off event before the release sample is triggered - at full amplitude, of course!

Doesn't work here.
When Trigger is set to key release, the sample always plays at the same volume, no matter if the key was pressed for a long or a short time, and no matter if Dc is checked or not. Also, the ENV2 parameters have no influence at all then (I can even set A, D, S, and R to zero). The only thing that influences the sample's envelope is the Time parameter.
I tried with Logic 9, MainStage 2 and Logic 8, it's all the same.

Ingo

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