Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Welcome to the club, EC.  Don't worry or get frustrated.  It will 
take a little time before you're comfortable programming the Evolver, 
especially since this is the first synth of this type that you've 
owned.  I highly recommend you do a little research to learn the 
basics of analog subtractive synthesis.  Just do a search using 
Google, and you'll turn up dozens of resources.  Learning the basics 
of subtractive synthesis will make using the Evolver seem a lot 
simpler.


Ski
www.ex5tech.com


--- In DSI_Evolver@y..., "elcastigo" <elcastigo@y...> wrote:
> I've never owned a synth like this, so I'm not yet comfortable with 
> the interface.  I just received mine yesterday (serial # 40) and 
> have been playing around with it quite a bit.
>  
> So far I've really been digging the sounds, but have been having 
> some difficulties getting my head around some of the 
> parameters.  There have been a couple of times when I have 
> inadvertantly shut off the sequencer just through some random 
> knob twiddling.  
> 
> I'm glad this group exists...
> 
> EC