The Legend ADSR is ignored after 4 voices are used in poly

[Reaper_Dude]

Hello,

I love the synth but I have ran into a bit of a glitch when running slow attack pad sounds playing thick. Once I hit the 4 voice limit the ADSR amp is ignored and new sounds start immediately with no attack instead of old ones dropping out like you would expect please fix this it is a pain to work around it. Or just make more polyphony then just 4 voices. Yes I know the original did not have this but that was one of its faults not one of its good points.

[Teksonik]

Have you tried the different Note Priority settings ?

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[Reaper_Dude]

Now why didn't I see that switch. I will go try that right now thank you.

[Reaper_Dude]

Nope still does it make a sound with a long attack hold a chord of 4 notes then press new notes they will sound without ADSR attack regardless of this switch position. Reaper + the legend + nectar P6

Effect is the same with notes played from reaper instead of P6

It would sound much better for my use if the old notes would drop out instead of the new notes having 0 attack

I do love the sound of this synth though it is epic joy to my ears.

Best Regards

[Richard]

Once I hit the 4 voice limit the ADSR amp is ignored and new sounds start immediately with no attack

It is not ignored, the envelope starts exactly whereever it was previously. This is standard behaviour for vintage-analog poly synths and makes the sound silky-smooth Changing it would introduce clicks (or abrupt changes) which is undesirable and reminds more of older digital synths with too few voices, rather than analog synths.

If you want to create big pad sounds with long attack or release times then analog(-modeled) poly synths are ihmo not the best choice. Something like DUNE 2 is much better here and does what you want, since its voice concept is far more advanced and not limited to a fixed number of "voice boards" that operate all the time.