Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

i also recently recieved a desktop evolver, and will most likely be
ordering a few more of them.  and i am also a linux user and plan to
automate a few tasks with linux since i don't like booting windows.

which controller are you talking about?  do you mean the commercial
editor program that dave smith sells for $49 on his web site?  as far
as i know, everything needed to control the evolver is fully
documented in the manual and there are no secret protocols that his
software takes advantage of.  it's all done through the documented
midi sysex messages.

i'm planning to write some scripts to do what i need under linux, and
i'll post them to my web site and i'll either place them in the public
domain or GPL them as i make them.  please check
http://www.morelater.com/evolver/ occasionally.

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Dan Pope" <gusset@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I've been lurking here for ages, thanks for all the useful hints
that have
> been supplied over time!
> 
> I have a desktop evolver, which I currently tend to use standalone,
although
> I've been intending to buy the soundtower controller for ages.
However, I've
> just bought a new PC and am looking to rebuild my studio. In the
process, I
> think now might be the best time to switch to Linux (probably
Agnula). There
> isn't a Linux version of the controller at the moment, but is there one
> planned? Has anyone tried running it via an emulation mode? Is there any
> other alternative? Any Linux users here generally?
> 
> Cheers,
> Dan
> --
> www.gusset.co.uk
> blog.gusset.co.uk
>