Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

On Wed, Oct 06, 2004 at 10:07:15PM -0000, David wrote:
> Well, I guess what i'm getting from all this (not sure if i'm right 
> or wrong) is that there is only 1 sequencer, a main one. This 1 
> sequencer is where you would usually input notes. The other three are 
> set up to certain destinations that will modify this one main 
> sequencer.

It's hard to tell what exactly you mean by this.

The Evolver's sequencer works like this:

* Every patch has _four_ sequences attached to it.  Each has up to 16 steps,
  with the loop point placeable anywhere in the sequence.

* These four sequences run in parallel, and are (mostly) independent -- e.g.,
  they can have different periods.

* Each of the four sequences can control any modulatable parameter.  Pitch is
  just a modulatable parameter, so any of the sequences can control pitch,
  but none actually _need_ do so.  You can even control pitch (or any other
  parameter) simultaneously from more than one sequence.

-Miles
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