Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Interesting. I wanted to do the same thing 2 hrs after I got the 
Evolver. Basically, you want to have different note durations (or 
'gate-time')

(Please note: my Evolver just stopped working so I can't double 
check what I did...

... but I'm pretty sure) This is what I did: Set the 'VCA  Level' to '0'. 
Set the VCA's 'Env Amt ' to '100'. Adjust the envelope's ADSR to 
your shortest note. Use one of the sequencer tracks to modulate 
the level of the VCA. Higher values in the seq. will sustain the 
sound, in effect, superceeding the envelope. This is not exactly 
'gate-time' but it might get you a little more funk.

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "el3ctroboogie" 
<quest.pond@a...> wrote:
> Im a new evolver user. 
> First off the machine sounds great but i have a couple of things 
i 
> was wondering.
> 
> It doesnt seem possible to send the sequencer output to 
modulate the 
> VCA or VCF release. This would be good as it can give 
sequences a 
> bit more funk by making notes shorter or longer. Sort of like a 
> slide on a tb-303
> 
> Also it would be nice if you could set one of the seqencers to 
> modify overall step times for an individual note. This would 
allow 
> for longer and shorter notes, in effect altering the midi clocks 
> timing. Could be very interesting results.
> 
> Quest
> questpond@r...