video by Molten Music Technology
"It's two envelope generators in a single Black package that will give you Attack, Sustain and Release (or Decay depending on who you speak to). It has so many interesting features that it's a half-decent replacement for a Make Noise Maths. Let me see if I can show what it does.
Index - 0:00
Intro - 0:19
Quick demo - 1:37
What is an ASR envelope? - 3:39
Overview - 5:17
Envelope shape - 8:01
Arpeggiating Gates - 10:21
Sequencing Gates - 11:57
The problem with Gated ASRs - 13:50
Triggering envelopes - 17:07
Looping / LFO mode - 21:53
LFO mixing - 23:21
Black Joystick 2 patched into the Attack & Decay of EG2 - 24:02
Krell patch - 25:35
Independent envelopes on 2 oscillators - 26:55
Drones - 28:40
Short mode / Long mode jumper - 29:46
Higher drone tones with faster envelope - 30:08
Comparing long and short modes - 31:12
Conclusion - 34:46"
"The Black Dual ASR EG is a versatile, full analogue looping AD/ASR envelope generator with voltage control over attack and release times, that can also be used as low frequency oscillator with manually and voltage controlled shape and rate. It has two identical parts, each featuring all typical envelope generator controls and bonus features – the end of the cycle output and bi-polar LFO output. When in loop mode the shortest attack and decay settings turn the module into voltage controlled drone oscillator with adjustable waveform (it will not track 1V/oct, though).
FEATURES:
Dual voltage controlled envelope generator and LFO
Manual and voltage control over Attack and Decay/Release
Adjustable LFO shape
Manual gate button
Loop/Free running switch
End of the cycle output
Bipolar LFO output
A jumper for the EG/LFO time configuration
RRP: 165 EUR (VAT excl.)
MAP USA: 199 USD"
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