LOGIC PRO X - Envelope Shaping Explained
Envelopes are what we refer to as 'Modulators' - parts of a synthesiser which can interrupt the behaviour of other synth sections to shape the way that a sound behaves.
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In this video, Jono explores the Amp and Filter Envelopes within Retro Synth. Once you've understood the available parameters here, you'll be able to apply them to many other synths too, as Envelopes usually behave the same way from one synth to the next. What we'll discover is that without changing the paramters of the core Oscillator, Filter and Amp stages in the upper section of the instrument, we can hugely affect the way a bassline sounds, simply by shaping how its tone and volume stages are modulated over time. Ever wondered what Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release actually do? Here's your chance to find out.
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00:00 Intro
00:31 Explaining Techno bassline
01:24 Adding Bassline and Normalising Sequence Parameters
04:06 What are Envelopes? Synth overview
05:52 Understanding Amp Env parameters
08:37 Amp Env changes with playback
09:09 Why is the bass nothing more than a click?
10:45 Amp Env Release Time
11:53 Prepating the Amp Env for the Filter Env
12:38 How to feed Filter Env into the Filter section
13:25 What do Filters do?
14:21 Filter Cutoff and Filter Env amount
15:52 Filter Env shaping
16:41 Amp and Filter Env shaping together
18:21 Summary
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