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Bring up the basic patch
• Modulation Slot 1 and 2 source = “MIDI Note Number” (Nno)
• Modulation Slot 1 and 2 target = “Feedback Frequency”
• Modulation Slot 1 and 2 amount = +99
Leave the base Feedback Frequency set to “0”, or it will “add” to the note number and play transposed.
Feedback also has a “level” control, which determines how much signal gets fed back. Feedback Level ranges from 0-100. Crank it up to 100 for now.
| Evolver enables MIDI notes to produce quarter-tone differences when MIDI Note IN is used as a modulation source and the destination amount is set at 99. |
| This means you have to use a second slot to get true semi-tone differences. |
| Evolver’s modulation is additive — each additional modulation source “adds” its amounts to the destination, so 2 quarter-tone slots produce the same effect as 1 half-tone slot would! |
| This is important to remember any time you want to use MIDI Note IN to provide modulation that exactly tracks the keyboard pitches. |
Grunge
According to the Evolver manual, the “Grunge” parameter emphasizes the feedback effect, particularly when feedback is high. Grunge is either “on” or “off”.
While the inner workings of the Grunge circuit remain a secret, activating “Grunge” imparts a harsher quality to the distortion sounds. It definitely makes the sound “ruder”.
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