Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

Wow.  Nice job, Chris.  I was wondering about the same thing when I 
was programming presets on an Evolver beta unit.  It really would 
have been nice to have had a list of all the waveforms along with a 
description of each!  Hope you don't mind, but I posted a copy of 
your note in the Evolver forum at EX5Tech - link: 
http://www.ex5tech.com/ex5ubb_cgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum&f=23

Thanks!


Ski
www.ex5tech.com


--- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "z_flash_ram <z_flash_ram@y...>" 
<z_flash_ram@y...> wrote:
> Hello, 
> I've been curious as to the types/names of the waveforms that the 
> digital oscs use in the Evolver.  I found a Prophet-VS manual and 
> transcribed its waveform list over to the corresponding Evolver 
wave 
> #'s.  These are the only ones listed in the VS manual (the rest of 
> the names are apparently veiled in mystery.)  
> 
> #       NAME/DESCRIPTION
> 
> 1	Sine
> 2	Sawtooth
> 3	Square
> 14	Pulse var1
> 15	Pulse var2
> 25	3rd and 5th harmonics *fundamental absent
> 27	Heavy 7th harmonics
> 29	BASSBELL 14th and 28th harmonics
> 44	VOCAL1 *Detune oscillators using either waveform to bring out 
> the vocal quality
> 45	VOCAL2 *Detune oscillators using either waveform to bring out 
> the vocal quality
> 82	Bell Partials1
> 84	Sawtooth 3rd and 5th
> 85	Sine 5ths *2 sines an octave and a 5th apart
> 86	Sine 2 Octave *2 sines, 2 octaves apart
> 87	Sine 4 Octave *2 sines, 4 Ocataves apart
> 88	Sawtooth 5ths *2 saws, an octave and a 5th apart
> 89	Sawtooth 2-Octaves *2 saws, 2 octaves apart
> 90	Square 5ths *2 squares, a 5th apart
> 91	Square Octave+5th *2 squares, an octave and a 5th apart
> 92	Square 2-Octaves *2 squares, 2 octaves apart
> 94	Bell Partials2
> 95      Blank Wave
> 
> Chris