Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I've come to the point (a couple years ago) where I make "analog"
music/songs and "digital" music/songs (hardware or software - I keep
the two separate.)

This approach might appear foolish and limited, but it works for me
(maybe because I am lucky enough to have most of the humble
gear/software I desire - and because I enjoy the limits/boundaries of
each.) 

I'll go on long digital kicks (won't even touch any of my
machines)....Then, a week later turnaround and go nuts with CV and
drummachines until I tire (or get antsy for the vst.)
[For example - the last 2 weeks straight, it's been software only. 
But today, I finally busted out some hardware: MD/XBase/MoPo and Evo
all together.  (Plus I've been fiddling/modding with my 'modularized'
MG-1.)  And it will be hardware for this whole week, I'm figuring.]

***So, all in all, I can't offer any help on mixing the two worlds,
because I don't want/need to.

(lol)

Chris

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "dhamaryder" <dhamaryder@y...> wrote:
> 
> 
> >I also feel that the depth and space that 
> > delay can create is a choice that should probably be left for the 
> mixing 
> > stage and so I've tried to stop overusing the evolver's delay.  
> 
> Yes, I've found that also and try to do the same.