How to make "snappy" AR and AD Envelopes with an ADSR - Featuring WMD Javelin

AD envelopes are great for making quick percussive sounds. An AR is similar however will stay open for the duration of the gate signal it receives. ADSR envelopes add a bit more contour and are great for classic synth sounds with varied gate lengths. In this video, Alex demonstrates the differences of each style of envelope and how to make them with the WMD Javelin Envelope + VCA combo. "Snappy" is a subjective term commonly used to describe the way an envelope sounds. It can be likened to word like quick, fast, plucky, blippy etc. AD envelopes are known for their snappy qualities and strengths in making percussive blips and bongo like sounds. The javelin has lots of really unique options for an envelope like Accent, voltage levels, time ranges, and a mode switch that makes it act much more like a triggered A/D than your common ADSR. A super versatile module for all sounds and styles of synthesis. We then go a bit deeper into what this type of envelope can be used for and introduce the WMD C4RBN filter to create a low-pass gate inspired patch.If you've ever wondered if the filter goes before or after the VCA, Alex shows examples of both and explains why you might want to do it one way or the other. Buy WMD Javelin: https://wmdevices.com/products/Javelin Buy WMD C4RBN: https://wmdevices.com/products/c4rbn More info on WMD: https://wmdevices.com/ Socials: Facebook :   / wmdevices   Twitter:   / wmdevices   Instagram :   / wmdevices   #eurorack #modularsynthesizer #modularsynth #synthesizer