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.
> 
good point on the boundary parameter being taken care
of by LFO depth... I never thought it through that
far... I suppose uni-directional travel could be taken
care of by ramp-up and/or ramp-down saw waves in the
LFO... what would by nice though would be a
"uni-polar" setting for the LFO... and not just for
this purpose, but for any kind of LFO purpose... hell,
*every* synth should have the ability to go uni-polar
on the LFO's :-)

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

oh well. we're the ones who end up using the machines,
aren't we? ;)

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

no, I like the compact nature of the Evolver myself. 
 
> FINALLY a keyboard rig that
> makes sense in 
> NYC taxicabs!! hell I could even take the subway!

see above :)

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