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Nope, the original gain envelope was useful to push the sound to different extent and to get a maximum loudness at instruments or vocal levels and can be modulated like the original ensoniqs. You can mix it with the other sounds however you want. It's also useful for setting the instruments and vocal effects levels. Unfortunately the original ensoniqs didn't support LABS and built-in compressors so you lost that.

As I said, you can send any waveforms to any sound module as long as the sound and the wave form are compatible.The sound module can only process 2048 samples at a time and that's why a waveform needs to be processed before it can be sent to it.

I'll try to stay away from editing the sounds of any synthesizer as if you mess with the waveform, you will be tampering with the art of the original sounds. If you are really interested, you may want to tweak the sound of the you own Synth module. - although, one might want to make it more soundscape oriented, such as similar to a string quartet orchestra sound or a combo of drum machines with a piano. - I rather want to preserve the art of original synth sounds, and leave it with the sound developers. Haha so I decided to skip the synth sound configs in the waveboy.

No, all sound and effect modules can have their own envelope. However, the Attack and Decay times were no longer available to mix with egosounds, so you would have to use auto?s or I guess make your own envelope.

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