Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I don't have an audio to hand but this machine is dronesville, it will do
everything you want with many subtle or chronic distortion/feedback
possibilties. can be tinny can be gruff can be inexplicable (mind of its
own) This machine is exactly what you describe as wanting! The nord
micromodular would be interesting too - its great at evolving drone things
but it just does not sound "lush" IMO - ever!

get an evolver

Richard


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From: "rivotk2003" <rivotk2003@...>
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Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 8:59 AM
Subject: [Evolver] (unknown)


> Ok ive been watching this group and this synth for a while. Ive
> bought too many synth without enough study, so now i really research.
> But what im looking for is a just a small synth that has the ability
> to be lush (boards of cananda) and to the extreme (numb, converter)
> Ive heard many samples and it shows it can do lush and liquidy very
> well. But as far as the the harsh, it seems kind of tinny. Im looking
> for a synth that can do killer drones, distorted, evolving drones. im
> sure this synth is it. But i still need a few more things answered.
> Soryy for a question that may be dead already. I just wanna make sure
> this time.
>
> Would it be possible for anyone to post any drones? Non melodic, not
> pitch changes, just distorted, crazy hell, without going to the point
> where it just sounds like distorted white noise. Something that would
> be used on some early zombie movie soundtrack?
>
> Any help would be great, thanks
>
> Josh
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Yeh i had a Nord modular. I liked it, but the thing i enojoy about 
hardware is not editing on the pc. The only machine i really miss is 
the polymorph. The best part about it was the sequencer, and from 
what ive been told, the evolver's sequencer is similar.

rivot

--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "rivotk2003" <rivotk2003@y...> 
wrote:
> Yeh i had a Nord modular. I liked it, but the thing i enojoy about 
> hardware is not editing on the pc. The only machine i really miss 
is 
> the polymorph. The best part about it was the sequencer, and from 
> what ive been told, the evolver's sequencer is similar.
> 
> rivot

Yeah, I owned a modular once as well... but the editing was just no 
fun for me.  The Evolver is WAY more fun... and it's also extremely 
addictive if you get into it.  I received my first one one year ago 
while I had just come out of surgery.... I spent many bed ridden 
hours noodling on this synth and it's like a part of me now :).

Check out this bit of noise (watch your speaker volume though, it's 
not leveled well) i created, that nasty freakish noise is the evolver 
http://www.silentcephra.com/and%20this%20is%20the%20part%20where%
20you%20say%20what%20is%20it2.mp3