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"The ED114 4x4 AD/AR envelope generator provides a versatile alternative to other designs.
It consists of two parts: the main AD/AR envelope generator itself and an auxiliary delayed pulse generator. The pulse generator output can be used as a trigger or gate to control the main envelope circuitry, or it may be used independently as an external timing/gating signal.
The circuit has four input modes and four output signals, hence its name.
Input modes
Trigger/Gate: This is the main input. It will take just about any signal you feed it. Driven by a trigger pulse, the unit's output is an attack-decay (AD) envelope. Driven by a gate its output is an attack-release (AR) envelope. And you can even use a continuous signal like an LFO for the gate.
Cycle: A pulse is generated at the end of the envelope decay/release and can be switched back to the input to produce a repetitive AD output signal.
Manual Trigger: A momentary push button switch on the panel generates an input trigger pulse to generate an AD envelope.
Delayed Pulse: An auxiliary circuit produces a delayed, fixed-width pulse, which may be switched to drives the EG circuitry (Pulse - EG). The pulse may be initiated by any signal with a positive-going 1.5 V crossing, for example, a trigger pulse or a waveform from an LFO etc.
Output signals
AD/AR: This is the main envelope output.
EOE Trigger: A trigger pulse is generated when the envelope falls to near zero (end of envelope). This pulse may be feed back to the input to generate a cyclic signal, or may be used externally for cascading more than one unit or for other timing applications.
Delayed Pulse: The delayed pulser's output is available at the front panel, to use separately from or in conjunction with the EG itself. The delay time is retriggerable, ie if multiple triggers are received during the delay phase, the end of the delay phase is determined by the last received trigger. The pulse width phase is not retriggerable, ie a fixed pulse width always occurs.
EOP Trigger: This is a trigger pulse generated at the end of the delayed pulse (end of pulse). This pulse may used for a variety of timing functions, such as cross-coupling with the EG to generate a cyclic signal with a zero-voltage segment, for cascading more than one unit or for other external timing applications.
Features
Manual Trigger button
Cycle switch
Pulse-EG switch
Attack time knob
Decay/Release time knob
Delay time knob
Pulse Width knob
LED indicators
Trigger/Gate input
Delay input
EOE Trigger output
AD/AR output
EOP Trigger ouput
Delayed Pulse output"
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