I agree. I'd love to see a mono version of the P'08 manufactured with actual pots instead of the rotary encoders. I love my desktop Evolver. I'll never get rid of it. But real pots would make it even better. Not everyone will agree though. Some people don't like the jump in parameter values that comes with saving a patch on a synth with real pots. If you're a real-time knob tweaker, you'll appreciate pots. And I mean "on the fly", like you were talking about with the ENV1 parameter. But if you're more the type of person who programs patches and then plays them without live tweaking, the rotary encoders are better. --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "staplesyrup" <staplesyrup@...> wrote: > > much as i love my 2 evolvers , the whole concept of stepped control of a modular synth > seems a bit flawed to me. so many parameters have audible stepping when you change them > on the fly. > > env1 amount for instance, essential to tweak any acid line, sounds terrible when tweaked > live, all kind of discontinuities. the sequencer kind of make up for this its true, but i can't > help thinnking how powerful the evolver would be if all the parametrs were smoothed. > > as for the keyboard versions of the evolver and poly evolver, i can't see the point in having > alot of knobs that do not provide smooth control of the sound. they look nice, but how much > nicer with smooth control! >
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Re: sonic staircases
2008-04-25 by Jason
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