Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

"Why Dave can't do some simple
midi cc# assignments we'll never know."

Has he said that? AFAIK it is still soemthing that might be implemented. The
more people who write to him and request it the better... it will really
open up the evo to wind controllers for one thing...

Richard

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "afro_88" <afro88@...>
To: <DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 11:22 PM
Subject: [Evolver] Re: Evo and Behringer controller BCR2000 ;-)


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> > The LEDs of the BCR respond to midi controllers.
> > I painted some controller tracks in Cubase ;)
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> Ahh, nice :)
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> > If you consider to buy a BCR/BCF bear in mind that the synthesis
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> > of the Evolver require sysex commands. For the Behringer controllers
> can't
> > generate these, it is afaik not possible to use the BCR for sound
> > programming on the Evolver.
> > It's pretty funny though to use the BCR as a controller for
> recording and
> > life playing. I've made a little BCR template that sends ModWheel,
> > Aftertouch, Expression, PitchBend, Velocity, Breath- and Foot
> controller
> > from the rotaries.
> > The sounds of the Evolver however must already be prepared to make
> use of
> > these controllers, means these controllers must be routed to an
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> > destination in the mod matrix of a sound.
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> Yeah, I imagined this might be the case. Why Dave can't do some simple
> midi cc# assignments we'll never know. The main reason I'd get the BCR
> is because you can't tweak more than one parameter at once using the
> knobs on the evolver itself :(. That and I'm in desperate need of a
> controller for software plugs and my g2 engine. This one looks like
> the go.
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> Cheers Stefan,
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> Max
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