Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Yes, I though about the random LFO function when thinking about your 
question too. I don't think you would need a boundary parameter 
though, since you would just use lfo "amount" to determin how far 
the sweep would go around the center wave set in the osc. Also the 
directions would be set (in regard to lfos) but the lfo shape sort 
of.

Damned right aren't we horrible wishlist people!!! :)

Next we'll be wanting keys and extra knobs added on!

I would be all over this synth even if it didn't have waves! I love 
my Pulse and just with analog oscs only, this seems better already. 
Nice and puny for live gigs . . . . connected to my uQk and perhaps 
the MC505 or E-mu XL7: FINALLY a keyboard rig that makes sense in 
NYC taxicabs!! hell I could even take the subway!

Ravi


--- In DSI_Evolver@y..., kevin paisley <k_paisley@y...> wrote:
> 
> > Ah, I see. Well I don't know the answer, but it
> > seems from reading 
> > the specs, that having waves in the two digital
> > oscillators is not 
> > the same thing as having a "wavetable" synth. As
> > such there is no 
> > real correlation between one wave and its neighbor
> > wave, so the 
> > actions of lfos and envelopes etc on which wave is
> > playing would be 
> > dependent on the happenstance of the order of the
> > waves in the osc's.
> 
> good point... however, if there was an added parameter
> to define "boundaries" for which waves would be
> "swept" (ie. out of waves 0-96, it would only sweep
> between 36-48, or 68-72, or whatever)... as well as a
> parameter to define whether it would sweep forward,
> backward, or in both directions... well, it would
> still be a pretty nice and useful feature... plus, a
> random/S&H waveform on the LFO could randomize the
> selection order as well, no?  :-) 
> 
> oh well. maybe I should shut up... it's not even out
> yet and here I am with a wishlist already :-|
> 
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