Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I gathered from the rather un-impressive Roger Linn guitar demos on
the evolver site that the evolver is probably poorer than a micromod
or adrenalinn as an effects unit. 

Still I have hope that the filters and amp modeler might sound nice on
a guitar, and maybe you can do some tremelo type effects with the LFO.

I'm not making money off music (don't plan to anytime soon). So a
couple hundred bucks is still a big investment. It's not that easy to
pick up both. I'm a poor graduate student.

Austin

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "trevor_nyc" <trevor_nyc@y...> wrote:
> --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "austinvhuang" 
> <austinvhuang@y...> wrote:
> > Can someone convince me one way or the other? 
> > 
> > I'm looking for a cheap, ultra-portable, flexible, unique synth and
> > unique effects processor to go along with my Korg ES1 as a lo-fi
> > computer-free composition world.
> I own both and love them both, but if I had to buy one today it would 
> be the Evolver. You can't be computer-free and program the Micro 
> Modular. Also I think that development for it is dead, while Dave 
> Smith might still have more Evolver updates in store. I've actually 
> used the Micro Modular more as an effects device than I have as a 
> synth, so if effects were what I was looking for then I would 
> probably go with the Micro Modular.