Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

(Sorry my last post didn't go through properly!)

Sayer, I think you totally misunderstood Dave's point.  Based on your 
message below, it sounds like you jumped into sequence edit more, and 
edited some of the actual sequencer step values.  Dave was trying to 
tell you to disable the four sequencer *destinations*, and then to 
make sure that none of your four modulators used a sequencer track as 
a *source*.

To disable the sequencer destinations:  In plain old "patch edit" 
mode, look in row 8, columns 1-4 for the "Seq 1-4 Dest".  Set all 
four of them to "OFF".

To ensure the modulators aren't using a sequencer track as a source:  
Again in patch edit mode, look in "shift" (i.e. lower half) of rows 
3, 4, and 5 for your four modulators.  Check the "Mod 1 Source" 
through "Mod 4 Source", and make sure that none of them are 
using "SE1" through "SE4".  If they are, simply switch them to "OFF".

Make sense now?  If not, holler back.


Ski
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--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Sayer" <Sayer@S...> wrote:
> I'm helping betatest the Evovler PC Editor and I'm very confused 
> about the sequencer. 
> 
> I made a suggestions that it would be nice to be able to mute any 
of 
> the 4 sequencer rows. Dave was asked how best to do this and he 
> replied:
> 
> "On the seq mute, one way to do it easily is to just turn off the 
seq 
> destination. You can just toggle the destination on/off, and it 
will 
> work fine. The only other catch is you would have to check the 4 
> modulation source/destinations to see if a sequence is also used in 
> any of them as a source, and if so, it's destination would also 
have 
> to be toggled."
> 
> I'm trying to do this manually on the evolver but I still hear the 
> sequencer when I set all 4 sequencer and mod destinations to RST. 
I'm 
> using factory patch A001 to test this. 
> 
> I've not programmed the sequencer before... so, I'm just not sure 
> what to do. 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Sayer