Dave Smith Instruments Evolver Operation Manual

27, Dave Smith Instruments Evolver 2 Steps Delay is 2 steps in length 1 Step Delay is 1 step in length 1/2 Step Delay is one-half step in length 1/4 Step Delay is one-quarter step in length 1/8 Step Delay is one-eighth step in length 1/16Step Delay is one-sixteenth step in length 6 Steps Delay is 6 steps in length 3 St…

38, Arpeggiator As a last-minute addition, a simple arpeggiator was included as a hidden function. As a hidden function, the operation is a little less than obvious, but the assumption is that it’s nice to have anyway. Note: The Arpeggiator settings are not saved as part of the Progra…

30, Misc Parameters The Misc Params section lets you configure a variety of parameters not found elsewhere. The parameter list is printed on the panel for easy reference. Use the Select knob to choose the desired parameter, and the Value knob, Param 2 knob, or the +/Y ES or -/NO switch…

56, Parameter Range Description 48 0 – 198 Envelope 3 Amount; -99 to +99 49 0 – 68 Envelope 3 Destination (see destination table on page 53) 50 0 – 110 Envelope 3 Envelope Attack 51 0 – 110 Envelope 3 Envelope Decay 52 0 – 100 Envelope 3 Envelope Sustain 53 0 – 110 E…

33, Sequencer For many musicians, the term sequencer has become synonymous with MIDI sequencer; that is, a computer-based application or dedicated hardware device for recording and playing back notes and performance gestures via MIDI. But sequencers were around long before MIDI. Evol…

54, Program Parameter Data Parameter Range Description 0 0 – 120 Oscillator 1 Frequency, 0 – 120 in semitones (10 octave range) 1 0 – 100 Oscillator 1 Fine Tune; 0 = -50 cents, 50 = 0 (centered), 100 = + 50 cents 2 0 – 102 Oscillator 1 Shape 0 Sawtooth 1 Triangle 2 Sawto…