Well, it's really not my loss. I'm a working guitar
player in 2 bands and just really don't feel like sitting and programming the
thing very often. Maybe during the winter, when I'm cooped up indoors more
often, I'll break it back out. If I were a keyboard player, per se, I'd have the
Evolver hooked up to the rest of my gear. I do know how to program the thing,
and I can work out the patches, having built and used a huge PAIA system back in
the late '70's taught me that. It just has seemed to consume more time than
I've felt like spending on it, that's all.
Best regards to all,
Craig W.
----- Original Message -----
From: mr julianSent: Friday, August 29, 2003 6:15 PMSubject: Re: [Evolver] What's your weekend looking like?From: Craig Wiper
> I have to say that I've put mine back in the box. It is just too difficult
to use easily.
> I originally thought I could use it as an elaborate guitar processor, but
I could
> never get the hang of it
Oh well, your loss.....
Though I do agree that it's not quite as easy to program as I'd like either,
I think you definately get out what you put in, and if you make the time to
adapt to it's idiosyncracies, you can come up with some great sounds.... the
demo mp3s put out by various list members are testament to that.
I'm not sure how busy you are, but if you put aside a week of spare time to
play with the evolver, and *just* concentrate on the evolver, it could be
really worth it! I mean you've already invested $500, so how about you
invest a little time too.
But *damn* I wish it had a 16x2 or 20x2 LCD.... I would have gladly paid the
extra $30-50 or so it would have cost on the final price, just to have a
slightly less terse description of what I was editing, and to have patch
names.
:-(
julian
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