Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I did think of that too (so I say... :) ). The drawback for me is that
I make patterns with the goal of eventually syncing them with other
gear... and of course I could record the midi pattern and sequence
externally, but I love the method of using gear that is independantly
sequenced, for me it allows the funkiest live tweaking.

But I agree it is a cool workaround. Now that I'm thinking about it
again, suppose I'll have to do it, thanx :)

Another semi-workaround is to modulate a pitch envelope, but it's a
lot more work to get glide-type results that way.

So please Mr.Dave <g> I would still love to see internal-triggered
glide on the Evolver, please!!!!! 


--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "wilsontherocker" <evandogg@h...>
wrote:
>
> I'm not sure if this falls under the "completely obvious" category,
> but here goes anyway.
> 
> To have the evolver's internal sequencer glide from note to note,
> program your melody using the "Midi Note Number" destination rather
> than "Oscillator Frequency." Then connect the evolver's midi out to
> it's own midi in, make sure you've got some glide on the oscillators,
> and voila! Acidic evolver, or something like that.
> 
> Obviously, this workaround has some serious drawbacks, especially if
> you want to sync the evo to other gear. But for goofing around by
> yourself, it works fine!
> 
> I've also gotten some interesting results using this trick with "Midi
> Note Velocity" as well. You can modulate some stuff with Midi Velocity
> and sequence the effects. This worked well for programming some drum
> patterns.
> 
> Hope this is handy to somebody out there.
>