How to modulate the peak max value of an ADSR?

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I want to use a modulation knob to control the peak value of an ADSR that will control the wet/dry of a reverb.

Any tips would be great.

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Use the "Level" control in the ENV (top left)
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There isn't a Level on the Envelope.

I'm using MSoundFactory if that makes a difference.

I can add a knob to change the ADSR hold dB or sustain dB, but not the peak that the attack goes to. So it will always go to a max amount.

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Per-voice Envelopes do have a Level control but the Reverb (and other FX) parameters are not pre-voice modulatable.

Try this:
-- use one of the Global Modulators and set its target to your Reverb's Dry/Wet parameter:
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-- use one of the Multiparameters to control the MaxValue of that target:
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Then changing the Multiparameter will change that MaxValue of that parameter (that MaxValue is the value when the Envelope Attack is at 100%).

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Perfect! Thanks.

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You're welcome :)
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You can try to do a trick with a mixer.
Check out the following little patch. Click on "Select All", use Ctrl-C (Copy), Go to MSF, open Toolbar, press the "Paste" Button.
You will end up having a little patch in your MSF instance. It works with one Oscillator, which is routed in parallel through a Per-Voice FX Reverb and directly into a mixer. The Mixer-Level of the Reverb is controlled by an "Attack" modulator. The intensity of the Attack-Modulator is controlled by MIDI Velocity ... More Velocity, means more Reverb. I think this could be really good arp-able ...

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