Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi page 200

Trigger Mode
On the Trigger pop-up menu below the envelope display, you can set the condition for
triggering the envelope.
Option
First Note
Each Note
Release Mode
On the Release pop-up menu below the envelope display, you can set the condition
for releasing the envelope.
Option
First Note
Last Note
Level Velocity
Use this parameter to adjust how velocity affects the level of the envelope. The level of
the envelope depends on two factors: the setting of this parameter and how hard you
hit a key. Positive values increase and negative values decrease the level of the
envelope the harder you hit a key.
Level Velocity Curve
You can select one of eight curves to specify how the incoming velocity translates to
the level of the envelope. The characteristic of each curve is displayed by a small icon.
Time Velocity
Use this parameter to adjust the influence of velocity on the times of the envelope.
Positive values decrease the times for higher velocity values. Negative values increase
the times for higher velocity values.
Segments
On the Segments pop-up menu, you can specify which stages of the envelope are
affected by the Time Velocity parameter.
Option
A
A + D
D
A + R
All
Description
Select this mode to trigger the envelope with the first note that you
play. Any following notes you play legato do not trigger the envelope.
Select this mode to trigger the envelope with each note you play. The
envelope plays back from its attack each time you press a key.
Description
Select this mode to release the envelope with the first note you
release.
Select this mode to release the envelope with the last note you
release.
Description
The velocity affects the attack time only.
The velocity affects all times until the sustain.
The velocity affects all times until the sustain but without the attack.
The velocity affects the attack and the release times.
The velocity affects all times.
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MIDI Modules Reference
Mono Envelope