Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "dhamaryder" <dhamaryder@...> wrote:
>
> Richard,
> 
> > I am a little obsessed with modulating delay times these days too, everything from 
> >karplus strong to mad stuttering rhythmic chaos is possible using sequencers to 
> >modulate delay time, feedback, and wet/dry ... I recently picked up an ancient Vesta 
> >Kazu digi 420 delay which has a CV inputs and is basically insane...
> 
> Wow, I've never even heard of those. I guess that's the answer, a delay having cv inputs 
to 
> control the different parameters. Then you could control it with anything. Where the 
heck 
> did you find something like that? or even know that it existed?
> 
> > But I have to ask,  what the heck does assigning noise to delay time do?  
> 
> That is one thing, I wish you could filter the noise in different ways before sending it to 
the 
> delay. but still, it is an option to play with.
> 
> >And I must admit I had never noticed that the evo's digital oscillators can be used to 
> >control delay time - coming to it more from an analog CV way of thinking I have no 
idea 
> >what that even means!!?
> 
> I think it would be the same as sending the signal from any VCO to the cv input on your 
> Kazu digi.  
> Remember too, on the EVO you can have something controlling the frequency of Osc. 3 
or 
> 4 before you send it to the delay.
> 
> steve
> 
> 
> smcmusic.net
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assigning OSC3 to delay time actually sounds wicked....really thickens the sound up