Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Nice one man, that's very helpful. BTW I've been hammering my Evo this 
weekend for the first time in months. Of course its always wonderful to come 
back to it. Once you've learnt the interface its really easy to remember 
where everything is... more so than many other synths IMO... remembering 
where patches rare is a bitch tho...

I still find that many of my sounds don't work well in the context of 
compositions - its almost like the Evo has too much identity sometimes. What 
DOES work well for me is to contruct more or less an entire track on an 
evolver, using the sequencer and resonance carefully it is possible to 
create 5 or 6 lines which is not bad for a monosynth... and a huge amount of 
live variation can be created by live tweaking filter settings and even 
changing patches by hand on the fly. I will perform a half hour set of songs 
later this year, more or less based around just an evolver and a mic... 
maybe I'll take a nord micro and a kaoss pad too , considering the pile of 
crap I normally drag about with me the potential of thopse two tiny synths 
is pretty amazing....

Richard



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From: "Stefan Trippler" <trippler@...>
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Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 5:31 PM
Subject: Re: [Evolver] sequencer notes translator?


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>> true, my basic pitch is nearly always C1, any variations I work with 
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>> Richard
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