Well its a monosynth, not a groovebox!
But, IF a new os allows the stringing together of
patterns (which I think is imminently possible, although I have no idea whether
it will be implemented) it will act a little like a groovebox.
But again, it is a MONOSYNTH with the emphasis on
SYNTH, ie. analog, multi oscs, digital, matrix modulations, 4 lfos, basically a
powerhouse as far as monosynths go with its near-modular
capabilities.
The EA1 and the Evolver are not even in the same
category of instruments as each other. Just a bit of overlap is all. An EA1 will
not replace the Evolver in any meaningful fashion. And the Evolver will replace
the EA1 either.
That's the error here. Compare the Evolver to a
Waldorf Pulse, Minimoog or a whole host of monosynths. Compare the EA1 to a
Roland SH-32 and other grooveboxes.
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Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003 8:13
AM
Subject: [Evolver] Thinking of getting an
Evolver..
When I first heard this thing I thought(its time to get rid
of my
Electribe EA-1)..But after reading most of your posts here,Im not so
sure...You can only get one midi track when using an external
sequencer,(with the EA-1 you get two)..It has a four track sequencer
but you
cant string patterns together?Whats the point?(My EA-1 has
song mode
and I can sync it to any sequencer).Now dont get me wrong this
thing
gets some really cool sounds but what use are these sounds if you
dont have any REAL sequencing features??The midi in this thing seems
really weak to me..Mabey Im wrong,could someone give me an idea how
you would use this thing in a midi studio??Thank
you..
MIKE
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