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sans soleil
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Downloaded PDF interesting but does it work really?
http://www.psicraft.com/Purchase/index.php
http://www.vyzor.com/Manuals/Evolver/Vy ... volver.pdf
http://www.psicraft.com/Purchase/index.php
http://www.vyzor.com/Manuals/Evolver/Vy ... volver.pdf
on the DSI EVOLVER yahoo group its been asked which editor is best, the soundtower one or the vysor one.....there's quite a few individuals saying the vysor one is best.
the only people with anything bad to say about it are people who dont actually own it, but are put off by the fact its still a beta.
the only people with anything bad to say about it are people who dont actually own it, but are put off by the fact its still a beta.
spreader of butter
that being said...I'm going to pick up the soundtower editor first, as the vysor editor doesnt support intel mac yet.
besides...if you use soundtower to edit your patch, you should be able to easily see what CC controls whatever parameter you'd like to tweak - and do the rest in Live or whatever sequencer you are using.
I'll probably get the vysor one later, when its finished or at least supports intel mac...the sequencer section looks really smart.
http://www.google.ie/search?hs=uyW&hl=e ... arch&meta=
http://www.vyzor.com/Underway.html




besides...if you use soundtower to edit your patch, you should be able to easily see what CC controls whatever parameter you'd like to tweak - and do the rest in Live or whatever sequencer you are using.
I'll probably get the vysor one later, when its finished or at least supports intel mac...the sequencer section looks really smart.
http://www.google.ie/search?hs=uyW&hl=e ... arch&meta=
http://www.vyzor.com/Underway.html




spreader of butter
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Michael-SW
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dj superflat
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I wish I bought it long ago,it is matter of taste but for me Dave Smith hits it right,dj superflat wrote:do you all like the evolver? i'm thinking about getting one (or the elektron synth). thx.
Not just the analog but also digital osc are amazing. i liked his old designs. This one is a classic creation- Dave is for me in same league like Leo Fender, Les Paul,Linn or Bob Moog.
As much as I like the design of machnedrum I hate, actually HATE, cant stand its the sound it gives me pain in the ears and mind- but who knows maybe their other products are great I know people who loveMD exactly for this unbearable -for me-screatchy sound
Such stuff must be heared and tested personally. I dont believe in analog better then digital, G2 or TI sound way better then lots of expensive analog stuff, but it is my taste again.
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sans soleil
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the evolver is amazing:
analog step sequencer: blooperama
great sound (can get truly bizarre)
abiility to route all sorts of sh*t all over the place
ability to process external audio
small
cheap
amazing customer support (which i normally don't care that much about but in this case they've been so over the top solid that i have to mention it)
analog step sequencer: blooperama
great sound (can get truly bizarre)
abiility to route all sorts of sh*t all over the place
ability to process external audio
small
cheap
amazing customer support (which i normally don't care that much about but in this case they've been so over the top solid that i have to mention it)
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dj superflat
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