Hi there,
I hope a dev will read this, I fear that not.
However, I'd suggest to add a slope knob for the *attack* setting of each envelope.
Actually, the envelopes only have linear attack setting, which is quite outdated. A slope to make the attack "faster than linear" or "slower than linear" would have a nice effect on sounds. Nowadays I have to "fake" it with external tools, but c'mon, it can't be a long term solution! 
Attack is a slope... (as its defined in time, as opposed to sustain which is a level hence slope req), I assume you want not linear i.e. curves
But this is already possible as described early in Howards Scarr's book. Use the mod matrix, using the envelope as a source, and then target the relevant envelope attack, this allows for changing steepness of curve and also concave/convex.
so doesnt have to be done externally.
I guess it could be separate from the mod matrix, but you could argue that for many things done in the mod matrix
Or have i missed somehing?
But this is already possible as described early in Howards Scarr's book.
Yes, search "recursive modulation" in Howard's book.
And just to make things more complicated, since the recursive modulation generates a parabolic curve, it would be nice if the new feature could generate exponential curves, both convex and concave, and together with the recursive modulation could generate interesting sound design material.
+1000. It will be great if access can add a slope both for attack and decay. *-*
+1000. Direct Adjustment of Convex/Concave for Attack,- Decay,- Release and for all Envelopes! ;O)
