Roland 540 Envelope Overview

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An Overview of the 540 Envelope/LFO from Roland/Malekko
I take a look at the Envelope shapes and AD cycle and LFO speeds, and we take a peak with a scope.

[@MrHihowryou]

This is a way better demo than the video on Roland's channel.

[@veasy]

I would have liked it when you would have showed the Sustain and Release outputs on the scope as well. Very informative though! Thanks!

[@veasy]

I'm sorry... I thought you would get seperate Attack, Sustain and Release outs... but it's, as you said, 2 positive outs and 1 negative out... Good idea though, for my own module ;-) Also at first glance I thought you would get CV control over A(not D)SR...

[@sacconazloomian2286]

Where do you plug the outputs into?

[@station2station544]

Sliders are just laterally sloppy by design...on every synth. The 100m system from Roland back in the early 70's had sliders that wiggled. If you pull the plastic cap off the 540 ADRS module, the pole is flat and thin, and naturally can bend or wiggle..

[@nearcoincidental]

Thanks for the video! Can anyone tell me if this module’s ext trigger input is normalled from the first envelope to the second, please?

[@EDR260]

Newbie question: what is plugged on the other side of the blue cables ?

[@alieustiansamateh6401]

Hi, another great one mate! 👌 If you have one can you please do one on the 512 and the 530? Best regards ✌😁

[@DjRafiV]

Hi great job! With the release all the way up, how long is the release? Roughly how many seconds will it fade out slowly for on slow setting with a long release?

[@samirabiamodular6212]

I'm not sure really, pretty long. Thing is I don't have the module anymore to test, so I'd ask on muffwigglers or somewhere.

[@station2station544]

debating this vs Intellijel dual adsr. I do like Malekko gear

[@robertsyrett1992]

Is the unit fully encased on the back?

[@samirabiamodular6212]

No, it has 2 layers but it's open, in that you can see the circuit boards.