Random*Source Serge DUSG 2/7: Envelope Generator (LMS EE)

The Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator (DUSG) and some of its derivatives can be patched and configured to perform as a pair of attack/decay or attack/release generators. The two sides can also be cross-patched to create more complex envelope shapes, such as ADASR:
00:00 initial setup
00:54 attack/decay envelope
01:56 voltage control of Rise and Fall times
03:25 envelope shapes
07:13 attack/sustain/release envelope
07:51 end of cycle output
08:31 patching serial complex envelopes
11:31 parallel complex envelopes
The other movies in this series cover the other “personalities” of the DUSG. For the full playlist of these movies, go to • Random*Source Serge DU... .
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[@user-ot9zz1zg9q]

Thank you! Definitely agree with Ismael, more Surge tutorials would be great. These are super informative.

[@ismaeltenorio8771]

yes it would be nice to have more serge tutorial like NCOM, SSG OR WAVE MULTS

[@LearningModular]

I did a set of movies on the Wave Multipliers. The whole set is in my Eurorack Expansion course (learningmodular.com/register/learning-modular-synthesis-eurorack-expansion/); here is one movie from it I made public: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX_Jfadubth7q6M

[@nb-oj5xu]

thank you thank you thank you! clearest explanations of DUSG i've ever seen! any change of the same treatment for the SSG? NCOM?

[@LearningModular]

I don't have either a SSG or NCOM, but Serge OG Doug Lynner has already done an excellent SSG video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmK4n2COoqerjJI

[@PaulJBurns]

Good video.. My older DIY DUSG is currently out of case,, it filled a need at the time however functionality is outweighed by real estate footprint. It's historically interesting, just not that useful. Maths knocks it into a cocked hat for function over size, as do other most envelope generators for accessibility. Regards.