The Definitive Guide To Evolver By Anu Kirk

I know there's quite a few Evolver users here on the forums, but I'm not sure if I've ever mentioned this 107 page book which you can download and print the PDF file.

I'm always side-tracked with other things and haven't had any time to sit down with this book. But today I plan on reading this book to go even deeper into the learning curve.

So if you own an Evolver and want to get the most out of it, then I highly recommend printing this guide and putting it into a 3-ring binder for easier reading.

http://www.carbon111.com/evolverguide.pdf

Have fun!

The desktop Evo was my first synth and it confused the **** out of me when i first got it (one of the sparsest manuals i've ever seen).

I sat down with that guide and worked through every single chapter and learned so much about synthesis in general.

Essential reading.

hello guys..seems that the link for this book its not working..do you know about other working link?? if not,,maybe one of you would be so kind to hand me a copy of it??

thanks !

footswitch wrote:hello guys..seems that the link for this book its not working..do you know about other working link?? if not,,maybe one of you would be so kind to hand me a copy of it??

thanks !

I just checked and the link is still working.

Works for me too.

Thanks BTW I hadn't seen this before. Fills in a lot of the blanks from the DSI documentation.