Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

ah.. i remember you at k5000 group, talking about your synthedits. do 
you have a website now ? i would like to check them out. i got a 
faster pc now and the yamaha 01x so softsynth becomes more 
interesting for me. wna is a nice one - i really like to build up my 
additive waves and fm them - are you intoo the development of it ?
however those other additives around are great too. vertigo is so 
unbelievable at resynthesis ! and it will be updated soon.

about the pitched to keys delays - i suggest you have to experiment 
yourself. you can assign note-numbers to delay time .. but the result 
will not be always the same, cuz feedback is needed to hear any sound 
and this means chaos. when you play fast sequences the feedback is 
still somewhere and will interact with notes played before...
also it depends on other things like filter cutoff, envelopes etc... 
but you can use the feedback section for this kind of sounds too.. 
and with a little distortion at input and outputs you will get 
monstersounds.

have fun
[phono]




--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Ugo" <ugo@i...> wrote:
> 
> > great to hear you already have one.
> 
> i cant wait to get my hands on it.  i'd go to the shop tomorrow
> to pick it up but i wont get out of work in time so im going to
> have to wait until saturday.
> 
> > looking forward to your patchbank ;)
> 
> hopefully it wont be too much longer before i finish my WN additve
> bank for dave. (wallin, not smith. :-))
> 
> > evolver is such addictive - i created my first patchbank just in a
> > week. 
> 
> im really looking forward to working with it. after just a few 
minutes
> tweeking, the salesman had some absolutely fantastic sounds coming
> out of the evolver...anything from beautiful to evil.
> 
> im even more excited now that it looks like i'll be able to keytrack
> pitched delays. im really into that sort of thing now. one of the 
next
> synthedit softsynths i'll be releasing is built around several 
pitched
> delays.
> 
> -ugo