Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

If you want to hear music made with the A6 and the Evo(mono) 
together visit Bolele Gerkes site at  http://synthmusic.info/

The A6 certainly seems capable of some excellent pads...the Evo 
shines in his compositions as well.  These two synths compliment 
each other well!    





--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, Miles Bader <miles@g...> wrote:
> On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 03:12:08 -0000, afro_88 <afro88@m...> wrote:
> > I always thought it had 2 VCO's and 2 DCO's
> 
> Well the 2 digital/wavetable oscs are neither DCOs or VCOs, as 
those terms
> are usually used.  [My definition of the term DCO is "an analogue
> wave-shaper running off a digital clock".]
> 
> As I recall, the analogue chips in the Evolver were originally 
designed for
> the Marion synth line, and the oscillators were termed "HRO"s --
 "High
> Resolution Oscillators"; everything I've seen on these has been a 
bit vague
> about what the actually underlying implementation is.  Even DSI's 
FAQ
> dodges the issue by using the term "analogue oscillator 
waveshapes" rather
> than "analogue oscillators" in the answer to the "Is the Evolver 
analogue
> or digital?" question.
> 
> Anybody put their Evolver chips under a microscope? :-)
> 
> > I have no idea what DSI has done to keep it all in tune so well, 
but I
> > am certain the 2 "analogue" oscillators are in fact VCO's. They
> > certainly sound warmer than my G2's oscillators.
> 
> DCOs are allowed to sound warm too... :-)
> 
> -Miles
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