Psicraft Designs has announced that version 2.0 of Vyzor Evolver, the instrument editor/librarian for Dave Smith Instruments Evolver hardware synth, is about to enter public beta for users of v1.0 in February, 2009, and will be officially released by April 1st, 2009.
Of the many advances to the editor here are the most news-worthy:
- Full Intel Mac (Tiger & Leopard) compatibility.
- Windows Vista and XP SP3 compatibility.
- Single Window editing of all data from your Evolver.
- Automatic instrument detection and configuration.
- Enhanced VST host support of interactive editor features.
- Expanded VST host testing including the latest Sonar, Cubase & Ableton (and others).
- Integrated Waveshape editing with user waves displayed in the Digital Oscillator block. Wave shapes are now named.
- Integrated Combo editing for PolyEvolver Rack and Keys instruments – Allows on the fly program part editing, complete with Vyzor Evolver’s interactive sequencer.
For more info, check out www.psicraft.com.
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