Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Actually the trigger function "Midi in, no ss" is provided for this purpose. 
It doesn't work though, the sequencer always starts if midi clock is 
received. It's a bug, I hope it will be corrected with an OS update in the 
future.
The fact that the sequencer always starts when midi clock is received is the 
reason for your 3 voice problem in programm mode. One voice is occupied by 
the sequence, the other three can be played externally.
As a workaround you can setup a combo and choose the deired program as 4 
voice polyphonic part, the remaining three parts set to off.
Then you'll have 4 voices available.

Stefan


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kai Biermann" <peri_limo@...>
To: <DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 6:54 PM
Subject: [Evolver] Polyusing4voices


> Hello everybody,
>
> got a question to Polyevolver. Midi Clock is set to internal, but the 
> sequencer starts.?! Midiclock source is a AKAI MPC 2000.
>
> And also when I don\ufffdt wanna use the sequencer only midiclock (midiclock is 
> set to -midi in-) for syncronizing LFOs, delays...I\ufffdm just able to use the 
> last 3 voices. The first voice doesn\ufffdt work (Midi Trigger is set to Midi, 
> Midi Gate and so on). Is the Poly damaged? Because I can use all 4 voices 
> when midiclock send from the MPC is off, but then there is no syncronizing 
> of all other cool features of the poly.
>
>
> Does anybody have an idea?
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> I wish you a GREAT HAPPY NEW YEAR
>
> peri
>
>
>
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