Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Have you got your osc pitchs tuning set very high to
start with?  If you have writen a med-low range bass
line on your evolver and all your seq values are under
36 then chances are your osc tunings are set fairly
high.  
I've done similar a thing and after checking the the
usual suspects like instrument and keyboard transpose
to find I had osc tuning set at c5 or something
stupidly high like that. 
Now imagine what the hairs in your ear canal would
look like if you made the same mistake with a h/p lead
line!

 --- rickyannotta <rickyannotta@...> wrote: >
Has anyone run across this scenario?  Sometimes I'll
> just be playing 
> Evolver with my PCR-50 midi keyboard, checking out
> presets and stuff 
> and I'll come across something cool, like a bassline
> for example, and 
> I'll decide to create a sequence.   So I will set
> set SEQ 1 
> destination to control all frequencies.  Then I will
> hold the 
> sequencer button down until it blinks (enabling
> Evolver sequencer to 
> be programmed via midi keyboard) and press Sequence
> #1. Basic Stuff..
> 
> Then I'll go to "key in" my sequence, but the pitch
> will be 
> transposed up like 5 octaves. So there goes my
> bassline! Then I fudge 
> with the Key Off/Transpose parameters, which
> sometimes doesn't let me 
> transpose back to my original sound. This has
> happened to me a many 
> times, but not always -  Is there a reason for this?
>  Don't know if 
> I'm working "wrong" with the Evolver or if it's some
> bug or 
> something. 
> 
> Any help would be appreciated!
> -Rick
> 
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