On Sep 12, 2016, at 09:32 , S. Christian Collins <s.chriscoll...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> The problem isn't the envelope, it's the excessive amount of filter Q you are
> using on that layer. What appears to be happening is that the 96 dB of
> resonance amplifies the resonant frequency to a super-high level, which seems
> to be getting capped by a built-in limiter.
Isn’t this the inverse of what the SoundFont spec says should happen? As the
resonance value is increased, the DC gain should decrease, and the peak should
not move:
The resonance is measured as a dB ratio of the resonant peak
to the DC gain. The DC gain at any resonance is half of the
resonance value below the DC gain at zero resonance; hence
the peak height is half the resonance value above DC gain at
zero resonance.
(If I misunderstand something, please have patience. I’m new to this.)
—
Dan
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