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| base:classic_hard-restart_and_about_adsr_in_generally [2017-04-28 22:50] – [What is ADSR-Bug?] mixer | base:classic_hard-restart_and_about_adsr_in_generally [2017-04-30 21:50] (current) – Added credits in the article itself (too). ftc | ||
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| ====== ADSR Discussion Notes====== | ====== ADSR Discussion Notes====== | ||
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| + | By mixer with contributions from many. | ||
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| Few notes about what has been discussed about SID envelopes lately at CSDB and at IRC. Errors are all mine, and this being a Wiki, you can fix them. :) This text could use some generic bits about ADSR and code-examples. | Few notes about what has been discussed about SID envelopes lately at CSDB and at IRC. Errors are all mine, and this being a Wiki, you can fix them. :) This text could use some generic bits about ADSR and code-examples. | ||
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| Often registers are written in the order: AD, SR, Control register. Each of the writes can trigger the bug, there is no way around it, but, now we know which ADSR writes or state changes have chance of causing the bug. | Often registers are written in the order: AD, SR, Control register. Each of the writes can trigger the bug, there is no way around it, but, now we know which ADSR writes or state changes have chance of causing the bug. | ||
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