Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

>From: "Ski <ex5tech@...>" <ex5tech@...>

>If I'm understanding your statement correctly, note that you CAN
>define a sequence of waves to sweep.  You do it with the sequencer,
>with which you can specify exactly what waves you want to sweep
>through and in what order.  Just specify the sequencer track that you
>want to use to sweep waves by using the "Shape Seq" parameters in row
>two for Osc 3 & 4.  Then jump into sequence mode and choose your
>waveforms for each of the 16 steps (or less).  The only limiting
>factor is the number of steps in the sequencer (16)... but even that
>has a workaround!  ;)
>
aaah, the flexability of the evolver strikes again!!!
:-P

Though the limit here is that you are locked to the sequence progression... 
using an LFO to sweep through a wavetable as you play is a bit of a 
different thing.

>Back to the original topic - a wave editor...  That's something I'd
>really like to have.  Along with all my other stuff, I have a pretty
>extensive collection of single cycle waveforms that would be nice to
>have in the Evolver.

Yeah. it would really be a good thing to have.
A wavetable editor would be an excellent starting point for a standalone 
evolver voice editor/librarian too.

>If I get the time and the necessary info, I
>might try to program one myself.
>
good luck!!



julian



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