ENSONIQ SQ-R User Manual

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SQ-R Musician's Manual
MODE (AMP) — Voice Triggering/Stealing Notes
In NORMAL mode, if you set a delay on the voice, and you release the key
before the designated delay time elapses, the voice will not sound.
In FINISH mode, if you set a delay on the voice and you release the key before
the designated delay time elapses, the note will sound anyway. The envelope
finishes what you set it up to do.
In order to maximize the use of the SQ-R's 21 voices, and to manage the "voice
stealing" it is sometimes useful to understand when a given voice will be assigned
and when it will be released,-or "put back" into the pool for use by other sounds.
This depends on a combination of envelope mode and the wave type.
A looped (sustaining) wave will continue to use the voice until the envelope
reaches zero. For a sustaining wave, when the Envelope Mode is Normal:
99-
» Envelope
= Wave data
VOICE IS FREE WH£N
ENVELOPE
GETSTOZERO
For a sustaining wave, when the Envelope Mode is set to Finish:
99-t ENV3
IOTUI
0
■
VOCE IS RELEASED
WHEN ENVELOPE
GETS TO ZEnO. EVEN
IF KEY 19 STILL DOWN
T
KEY
DOWN
Looped Wave
t
SUSTAINS
T
KEY
UP
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Drum Programming

ENSONIQ SQ-R Specifications

General

Brand	ENSONIQ
Model	SQ-R
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English