Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

1. Yes I have a Voyager and consider both synths to be
equals.

2. Are you kidding me?  There's a tweakable
Wavestation/Prophet VS in there.  You are Joking
right?  :)

3. Currently no, but I'm still learning it to find the
ways and tricks I can use to make it suit my needs. 
As I discover, I'll be sure to share.

Evolving sounds is what this synth is made for.  Right
down to creating and importing your own waveshapes. 
But I'd say that there isn't too much more you can do
with it past the Virus TI you already have.

Learn the TI then consider a Polyevolver but if you
must have one, it's a great purchase.

--- hankdennemann <chhurl@...> wrote:

> Dudes (and to maybe the one dudette that is out
> there...if any):
> 
> I want a poly evolver because I need real analog and
> I can't bring 
> myself to spend $16,000 on a Voyager (or whatever
> they cost).  
> 
> 1.  Does anyone have the Voyager, and does anyone
> prefer its measly 
> 1 note of polyphony to the evolver; and 
> 
> 2.  Can the poly evolver be "toned down" to use for
> ambient pads, 
> etc.  I have heard all of the demos and people love
> to show off the 
> balls out obnoxiousness of the tuned feedback, etc.,
> but can you run 
> all of those oscillators into melodic streams?  
> 
> 3.  Are you generally satisfied with the sound of
> the evolver?
> 
> I have an Access Virus TI (just purchased) to do all
> of my clean 
> digital sounding stuff.  I am looking for something
> more organic for 
> leads, moving background pads, etc.  Is the poly
> evolver suitable?
> 
> Appreciate the help.  No music store around here
> carries one of 
> these things, so I am at your mercy.
> 
> --Hank
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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