How do I adjust ADSR settings for samples/instruments in OpenMPT?

[HereticBeats]

Simply put: how do I adjust the ADSR settings for a sample/instrument in OpenMPT? It is usually a very basic/easy-to-find function in other DAWs/music production tools (that I have layed hands on)!

Thanks in advance.

Peace!

[Saga Musix]

Trackers have much more powerful envelopes than your classic ADSR envelope - you can draw any kind of volume / pan / pitch / filter envelope you like in the instrument editor. I thought about adding an ADSR generator which would create an envelope based on the given ADSR data, but I never got around implementing that.

[HereticBeats]

Trackers have much more powerful envelopes than your classic ADSR envelope - you can draw any kind of volume / pan / pitch / filter envelope you like in the instrument editor. I thought about adding an ADSR generator which would create an envelope based on the given ADSR data, but I never got around implementing that.

Saga Musix, please, PLEASE, add an ADSR generator! I live for those things. I just love that method of shaping sounds. Ffurthermore, it's pretty much standard in all top DAWs. Would you consider implementing this feature in OpenMPT?

[LPChip]

If you want to use ADSR settings, I would suggest using a VSTi that can load your samples that has ADSR controls, or even better, use real synths with ADSR controls. I personally love the fact that any tracker has an envelope and not an ADSR. ADSR is way too limited, and only suitable for synths imho.

[HereticBeats]

No biggie. I own TX16Wx 2 Professional, which I haven't used much yet, but am about to in conjunction with OpenMPT - and I'm sure it has great ADSR settings support. I just gotta read a bit more manuals/forum, and I'll be ready to make quality sample-based 90s style hip hop!!:)

Peace

[Saga Musix]

One question remains though - how should this generator work, i.e. what kind of input values does it expect? Segment length in ticks / milliseconds / ...? Ticks would make sense because you would get precise results, milliseconds make sense because you have more hands-on values but will require rounding. It's not all that simple.