"A-envelope is basically a four channel ADSR envelope with the capability of associating these channels in groups for instance to create polyphonyc patches. Each of the channels has also modulation capabilities up to audio rate frequencies for every of the parameters of the envelope. Moreover allows configurable begin and end of stage outputs to easily chain events or states to create complex movements."
Note this is the first post to feature Velectronic.
"Finalizamos nuestro paseo por la presencia española en Superbooth 2021 con Velectronic, una empresa con una historia atípica en la escena modular. Su primera obra es A-envelope, una envolvente ADSR desarrollada para simplificar el patching en configuraciones polifónicas.
Velectronic es un caso poco habitual dentro del sector: esta vez no estamos ante el emprendimiento de uno o varios artesanos de la electrónica, sino ante toda una compañía dedicada a la electrónica industrial desde 1972, que de repente lanza una propuesta en síntesis modular. ¿Cómo se entiende esto? La explicación está en el empeño e iniciativa de Josep Miquel Vera, entusiasta de los sintetizadores, que convenció a su padre —fundador y gerente de Velectronic— para lanzarse a la piscina. El propio José Vera nos lo cuenta al principio del vídeo."
Googlish:
"We finished our walk through the Spanish presence in Superbooth 2021 with Velectronic, a company with an atypical history in the modular scene. His first work is A-envelope, an ADSR envelope developed to simplify patching in polyphonic setups.
Velectronic is an unusual case within the sector: this time we are not facing the undertaking of one or more electronics craftsmen, but rather a whole company dedicated to industrial electronics since 1972, which suddenly launches a proposal in modular synthesis. How is this understood? The explanation lies in the effort and initiative of Josep Miquel Vera, a synthesizer enthusiast, who convinced his father —founder and manager of Velectronic— to jump into the pool. José Vera himself tells us about it at the beginning of the video."
