Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

hey dustin,

the evolver has 2 discrete channels, as you discovered.

analogue osc 1 and digital osc 3 both go thrugh lpf 1 and vca 1.
analogue osc 2 and digital osc 4 both go through lpf 2 and vca 2.

But, it has a "pan" parameter that lets you mix both channels to either
separate L+R outs or varying degrees of mixed.

so, yeah, when you set the pan parameter to mix channels evenly, you can
get all 4 oscs on each output. 
but can't have all 4 oscillators through 1 filter.

does that make sense? go and check out the evo signal flow diagram in
the manual.



julian


On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 05:25:16 -0000, "Dustin" <gooooyaffa@...>
said:
> Ever since I've heard the news and seen the pictures of the scheduled 
> monophonic Evolver Keyboard, I've been researching the engine behind 
> Dave Smith's synths as a prospective buyer of the MEK. I understand 
> that each oscillator and each filter is hardwired to either the left 
> or the right channel. Is there any way to override this? I'd assume 
> there'd be a monoraul output that I could route through an amp and 
> then record from that if need be, but I've learned that spending large 
> amounts of money on assumptions can be a bad idea, hehe. I'm really 
> excited about the two analog and the two digital oscillators, and it'd 
> be a shame if I had to 'waste' half of the oscillators and the filters 
> to just get the same sound on each channel.
> 
> Again, sorry for the stupid question, but I hope you can understand.
> 
> -- Dustin
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