Ed, WRT MIDI note number, I'm not sure I follow you. MIDI note
number is used as a modulation SOURCE. It's not a DESTINATION (such
as a sequencer destination). One example of using MIDI note number
as a modulation source is to scale the volume of your patch across
the keyboard to make the upper and lower ranges more equal in
volume. Another would be to vary LFO modulation speed across the
keyboard. Make sense?
Explore the presets that you like, and edit them to see what makes
them tick. I also highly recommend you download our "Evolutionaries"
sound set. Details are in the following topic at EX5Tech:
Evolutionaries 2003 User Forum Soundset rev1
http://www.ex5tech.com/ex5ubb_cgi/ultimatebb.cgi?
ubb=get_topic&f=23&t=000035
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I think you'll find a lot of sounds in Evolutionaries that you'll
like a lot.
Ski
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--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, Edward Majcher <emajcher@y...>
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> So...am I right in assuming that the midi note
> number parameter has no real usefullness for the
> internal sound engine when used as a sequencer
> parameter? If I wanted to use velocity as a
> sequencer parameter wouldn't I have to waste the
> first sequencer destination on midi note number,
> just to get midi velocity as the second.
>
> I am first trying to get my head around the synth
> engine by creating standard analogish patches and
> sequences ( 303 esque ). Any help would be very
> appreciated.
>
> Ed
>
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