Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

Using the Eloader software to put patterns into the unit will only load 
factory-made patters/songs, correct? 

>>>Songs and Patterns yes, but not just factory ones.  You can import any 
SMF into the XX-7's via E-Loader.  I'll take the midi files from my XL-7 
and load them into Cubase to do fine tweaking, then reimport them back 
into the XL-7 just fine. <<<

were to buy the Pure Phatt ROM, I'd be getting all the tones that 
appear on the MP-7 (ie: basses, leads, pads, drums, etc.), but I 
wouldn't be getting the factory-made patterns using those sounds, 
right? 

>>>Right, but you can download from our little group. <<<

I guess I just want to make sure that E-MU's definition of patters and 
patches is the same as Roland's. I could do without having the patterns 
from the MP-7, but I would love to have the patches.

>>>EMu's and Rolands definition of Patterns and Songs is identical.  Emu 
calls their sounds "Presets", while Roland calls them "Patches". <<<

I just received some pretty horrible news - not one single store in Canada 
carries E-MU products any longer. Hopefully, I can twist their arms and 
have them order me one. Either that or eBay might have to come to my 
rescue. 

>>>I'll sell you my XL-7 with the custom paint job and the Protean Drum 
ROM (no XL-7 ROM though) for $350.  Seriously, let me know if you're 
interested, it's going on Ebay soon anyway. <<<

rEalm 







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