Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I have this setup and it works as expected and listed in the manual. However
even though they are supposed to be exactly the same hardware, to my ears
the poly sounds just a little bit better, Don't know if its just the
inconsistencies in analog circuits I'm hearing but I can hear it. Dave says
this should not be the case. Anyways I seem to find myself lately using the
sounds of the four voice Poly and using the Mono Evolver as a control
surface for it (albeit an expensive one) most of the time. This works good
for me, and I always have the 5th voice should I need it. It's hard enough
to make four evolver voices fit 

Don

> -----Original Message-----
> From: droolmaster0 [mailto:implode7@...] 
> Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 1:29 PM
> To: DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Evolver] evolver + polyevolver
> 
> Anyone here have both linked together?
> 
> I am becoming intrigued by the idea of getting a polyevolver 
> to supplement my evolver. I'm less interested in a 5 voice 
> synth, than I am in the chaos produced by mostly individual 
> voices, each controlled, or partially controlled by their own 
> sequencers. How well does this work in actuality. has anyone 
> tried anything like setting some of the sequencers for 
> internal control, and some for external control? etc, etc. 
> I've been browing the manual, but I'm wondering whether in 
> actuality this is an awkward setup, or whether it works well...
> 
> Gene
> 
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