This guys web
site has some other interesting stuff done with the evolver- well maybe its
not all to my taste but you can get an idea of the sonics
possible:
Personally i
noticed a whole different palette of sounds when not using the internal
sequencer. Just hearing the sequencer alone is selling it short i think. But
this is just my opinion, best decide your needs then look at limitations.
Basses i would
say no problem, strings- well your going to need polyphony for this so no (best
to sample it), pads - well you can create great atmospheric sounds that not many
other machines can do.
Remember you can
also tune each oscillator individually so you can get richer chord sounds, but
forget playing changing chord sounds on a monosynth.
So in summary
Evolver is great with a sampler as it will give you all options,
but if its your only keyboard and no sampler then i would suggest get something
else to go with it or buy a sampler.
Quest
Pond
-----Original Message-----Hello Evolverists and Evolverines,
From: needle201 [mailto:needle201@...]
Sent: 06 October 2003 6:45 AM
To: DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Evolver] Bread and Butter Sound on the Evolver
Are there any links to some more normal sound examples on the DSI
Evolver? Most of the stuff i was able to listen to on the internet
(including Dave Smiths Website) was quite crazy digital noise sound
using the internal sequencer.
Well, i like those sounds, but i wonder if the Evolver is also
capable of producing some usual stuff like Strings, Pads, basses
etc...
I consider buying the tiny little box, but i wanna be sure its not
completely "niche".
thanks for your interest.
Needle
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