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Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Vyzor Editor for the Evolver


Brian Comnes sent me a link to Psicraft's Vyzor Editor for the Evolver. I'm familiar with the Sound Tower editor, but not this.

According to Brian, "Having a visual view of the EVO signal flow, especially for desk and rack versions is really great and the sequencer editor and wave shape editor only make it better. FWIW the Evo is a tough learning curve and this soft editor really helps you get your head around what is going on."

Click here for more info. Don't miss the details page.
Posted by matrix at 3/28/2006 02:04:00 AM

3 comments:

  1. Doktor Future3/28/06, 2:09 PM

    That's very pretty. Looks like a very well done GUI.

    Imagine if SoundDiver would have looked like that.

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  2. Anonymous3/28/06, 3:38 PM

    matrix, check out this page.

    http://www.vyzor.com/

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  3. Anonymous3/28/06, 6:29 PM

    Seems to be a rather heavy application though - I haven't tried it, but by looking at the system requirements, it seems like it'll bog down your system at least as much as a soft synth or two or three...

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