Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Hi Pierre,

These are very good questions. In Cubase 3.1, the external 
instruments feature does away with the two-track method and even 
lets you dial in latency compensation for each hardware instrument 
connected via MIDI. For earlier versions, yes - the two track method 
it is.

As for the editor's response to front panel edits, this is a feature 
that will be added prior to the software's first release. Our 
designers started from the premise that users who use the editor 
would not combine it's use with front panel maneuvering. 

Best regards,

Tony

Psicraft Designs  

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Pierre Zeeman" <pierrezee@...> 
wrote:
>
> Tony,
> 
> >Ok, ok, I'm teasing you by not getting to the real news on Vyzor
> >Evolver - Sorry. We've started on the manual now and are about to
> >start external beta testing on Monday.
> 
> Quick question: using the evolver vyzor as a VSTi in cubase SX, do 
you have 
> to employ the standard two track method for controlling external 
> instruments? i.e. one MIDI track for the editor routed to the midi 
out that 
> the evolver is connected to, and another MIDI track also routed to 
the 
> evolver that holds the note data.  Or have you guys come up with a 
way 
> around that?
> 
> Also, how does it work with data from the evolver?  If I adjust a 
setting on 
> the evolver itself, will the vyzor editor pick it up?
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Pierre
> 
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