WM> MB>long to do. In the latest formats, such as .IT (Impulse Tracker) and
 WM> MB>.XM (FastTracker), there is an automatic ADSR control of volume and
 WM> MB>left-right panning. Actually, the one in the .XM format is much more
 WM> MB>sophisticated than the original ADSR.
 WM> I didn't realize that all these variosu formats existed. The fact that 
 WM> they all seem to make use of ADSR's is just a sign as to how good
 WM> that original idea was.
To my knowledge, only the .XM and .IT formats use ADSR-like controls.
And even at that point I'm not sure about .IT... Also, .XM allow a
variable number of steps: You may do AR, ASR, ADSR, ADxcbztheySR, etc.
:)
 WM> time the series ended, he had several filters, a flanger, a phase 
 WM> shifter, and
 WM> a voltage controller distortion unit included in it. It's quite a 
good..
 WM> It's a newsletter called Device, BTW, and I think PAIA has reprints 
 WM> available. Well worth the investment if you are interested in
 WM> learning about this stuff.
PAIA?
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