Table of Contents
Retrologue
Retrologue provides you with a highly flexible virtual analog synthesizer. It features all essential classical synthesis features that you need to create your own synthesizer sounds.
Synth Page
On the Synth page, you can find the parameters for the oscillators, the filter and amp envelopes, the LFOs, and the modulation matrix.
Amplifier Section

Amplifier Section

Level

Adjusts the level of the sound.

Normally, the internal 12 dB headroom allows for polyphonic playing, without any need for level adjustments. However, if you use higher filter distortion levels, it may become necessary to reduce the level.

Pan

Sets the position of the sound in the stereo panorama.

Envelope and Velocity Controls

The A, D, S, and R faders below the envelope display specify the attack, decay, sustain, and release times of the amplifier envelope.

The Velocity fader determines how much the output level depends on velocity. If the fader is set to 0, the sound is always played with its full amplitude. Higher values reduce the level for lower velocities.