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

Hi Dana

i saw your name in the electribes user group too...
i cant get a su700 here, so the next option is the ES1, do you know 
it?
I think one of the advantages is that it can read .wav, SU700 cant, 
am i right? but on the other hand SU700s fx procesor seem to be much 
more interesting... i dont know if the ES1 can process audio input 
with chorus, flanger, dist... do you know?

Midinovela

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "dwoodaman" <dwoodaman@y...> wrote:
> Of those two, I would say the SU700 is by far the better bet. If 
you 
> go for an RM1x, you have to be CAREFUL to get the latest operating 
> system, which isn't free and isn't downloadable, or you WILL have 
> problems with some external gear. I didn't buy one, when I could 
have 
> gotten it for a steal from a friend of mine, because of that 
> limitation.
> Also, if you get an SU700, you might want to make sure it already 
has 
> the expensive SCSI upgrade kit, or forget about samples over 1.2 
mb, 
> the size of the floppy disk. Could be a real pain live, but I have 
> heard people really like that box, again, I looked at that long and 
> hard before I sprung for the XL7, since I already have a Yamaha 
A3000 
> sampler.
> Man, am I too negative?????????????
> Dana
> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Turby Schmidt" <trabantmusic@h...> 
wrote:
> > 
> > I am thinking of adding a groove Sampler to my set and i am 
> thinking of a 
> > Yamaha Unit.
> > Is anybody in there with expiriences with SU700/RM1X?
> > If you feel like this isnt the place to discuss this, please 
replay 
> to my 
> > mail dir. But maybe it is interesting for other XX7 users to, a 
> sampler is 
> > definatly a good acompainment to our control stations. Anyway....
> > 
> > Somebody know if the Smart Media Memorys used by Korg/Yamaha... 
are 
> the same 
> > than Digital Cameras are using? I live in South America, this 
aint 
> no High 
> > Take Paradise, so i checked around if i can get the memorys 
before 
> buying 
> > the instrument and i only found them for Digital Cameras like 
Fuji 
> or 
> > Olympus, they work at 3.3V too, so at the first look it seems to 
be 
> possible 
> > to use them.
> > If there are any Brands recomended please let me know...
> > 
> > Thanx
> > Midinovela
> > 
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