[maxmsp] ADSR on any sample

You can use the ADSR~ on any audio signal, you just need to multiply it's
outlet with your signal using *~
You'll need to trigger your sample at the same time you trigger the ADSR~
The ADSR~ is triggered using a float between 0 and 1 which states the level
for the ADSR~ to go up to. You also need to trigger the release by sending
it a 0. If you don't want to have to trigger the release and want a 3-stage
envelope, send the  ADSR~ maxsustain 0
Hope this helps!




On 06/02/2008, phil <philippehughes at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi all
>
> I was wondering if it was possible to have the adsr~ work on a sample like
> say a bass drum.(my goal is to have a long release on my bass drum or any
> other drum parts and or samples.)
>
> I have and noticed that the adrs~ only seems to work synths, like shown in
> the max help files.
>
> The only way I've figured out how to create the illusion that the Bass
> drum is having a long release is by having a low cycle~ (or any low synth
> notes), triggered a the same time as the Bd and having the adsr make a slow
> release on that note.
>
> But still I was wondering if it was possible to have control over the
> amplitude env. of any sample's (a voice for example), the way you can with a
> synth.
>
> *Again, by slow release I don't mean a reverb or (echo) effect. More a
> vibration fade out.
>
> thanks a lot in advance
>
> phil
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