Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I love the filter saturation of the Evolver.
Combined with a little distortion it does those characteristig mighty bass
sounds that none of my VAs is able to produce.
Here is a short 14 step sequence:
www.trippler.net/files/mp3/saturation.mp3

Nice sunday all

Stefan

i tryid to send a startnote that ive seen that many
uses for correct startpoint for evolver.
and the same time send clock to evolver.
now its not responding for midi at all!
any suggestions besides reset evolver?
i can save(dump)only the sounds right?
nightmare.
peter.

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I am trying to install the PC1600x patches using MidiOx. It seems to
load the 1st 7 or so banks, then the others are showing error messages. 

What are the MidiOx and PC1600x settings I need to use to transmit all
16 banks to the PC1600x?

Thanks

Neil

Never mind, got it working. Had to slow it way down sending sysex. Big
thanks to the author of those Evolver patches!

Neil

-----Original Message-----
From: Neil Goldstein [mailto:ngold@...] 
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 1:56 PM
To: DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Evolver] PC1600

I am trying to install the PC1600x patches using MidiOx. It seems to
load the 1st 7 or so banks, then the others are showing error messages. 

What are the MidiOx and PC1600x settings I need to use to transmit all
16 banks to the PC1600x?

Thanks

Neil




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--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, trippler@t... wrote:
> I love the filter saturation of the Evolver.
> Combined with a little distortion it does those characteristig mighty bass
> sounds that none of my VAs is able to produce.

Speaking of overdrive I wasn't a big fan of the distortion in the Evolver when I 
first started using it.  But recently I realized that it helps to warm up the signal a 
little at the end.  For example I often find myself creating patches that sound 
nice and analog but then I add in all three delay lines (can't help it) and 
maybe a little of the feedback and soon the sound gets a kind of metallic 
digital quality to it.  Turning up the distortion just a little focuses the sound 
back to the center a bit and rounds off some of that metallic sound in a very 
useful way.