Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

From: <trippler@...>

> thanks for your nice comments.
> I am amazed that somebody sees some hidden potential in my simple rock
music
> tracks ;-)
> In fact I don't care much about the results but only enjoy to play and
> arrange with the Evolver.
>
Seriously!! you come up with some amazing stuff. I listen to everything you
post, and it's really inspiring to know its all coming out of one little
mono evolver.

Listening to what you do, I think you could easily do well with a couple of
electro record labels out there if you cared to put in the effort
required.... though it would require you stretching the tracks out, and
making them a little more predictable. the big effort though, would be
finding a way to get them to actually listen to your demos.

Or you could get yourself a nice neat looking young male vocalist, and write
modern synth-rock. There's plenty of room for a band like that at the
moment.

> I have programmed a lot of sounds for VAs and softsynths recently. After
all
> I can recommend for everyone to posess just one real analog synth. It's
> really relaxing to work with an analog synth for you need only a quarter
of
> the time to get a good sound than with virtual analogues ;-)
>
I love my evo, but as far as analogue synths go, I think everyone should own
a 101. so immediate, and like you said, you just make a sound up and its
instantly good sounding.. no "magic" settings required!



julian