Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

when i got the evolver i listened to the presets and noticed the same
thing. however, when i started doing my own sounds (buying an evo for
the presets sounds a bit fishy anyway) it became clear that there was
nothing wrong with the synth itself. if bad vst:s had this much chaos
and mayhem in them, i'd use my laptop a lot more. ;D

btw. the installation of 3.0 was dead easy, probably the best 25 bucks
i've spent in a while.

t..


--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "dbeat" <dbeatmaker@h...> wrote:
> i gotta say i was pretty displeased when i found the same with my 
> evolver 2.0 I got about a month ago, i basicly went through and 
> modified the patches and turned things that were clipping down a 
> bit ,thought it was pretty strange they would ship it like that 
> though. I must say though that since getting the 3.0 upgrade and 
> loading the new patches that came with that, they all sound much 
> better and dont have that problem.
> 
> >   Hi
> >   I only ask this being worried of a malfunction,since 99.9% of the 
> >   reviews and testimonials about evolver are 10/10 and "oh my 
> god..".
> >   Many of the default patches -at volumes as low as 50 or even 
> lower-
> >   clips horribly,i mean,not distorted,but cheap static and very 
> harsh.
> >   Now,I know i can fix this by setting individual volumes of the 
> osc at 
> >   low levels,and checking the feedback,and....but I ask,is it ok,is 
> it 
> >   like this with all evolvers?
> >   I don't know,it just doesn't feel ok to have a lot of the patches 
> >   sounding cheaper than a bad vsti...especially such a great 
> synth,great 
> >   architecture,great reviews....I expect that from my nord 
> modular,not 
> >   from an analog synth(hybrid,yes).
> >   Please,help me,is my little blue box broken?
> >   I really do not mean to be ironic or..I am just very sad,I love 
> that 
> >   kind of synth architecture,i know it's not supposed to be some 
> kind of 
> >   juno,but still,it's far beyond what i have expected.
> >   Thanx a lot for every advice you might have for me.