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

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Leo Cavallo <leocavallo@g...> wrote:

> (are you the same Paolo from the Looper's Delight mailing list? I 

Ciao, Leo!  Yes, after hearing that amazing drum-and-bass track you 
posted a couple of years ago to LD, how could I forget you?  

For the rest of the group, despite what Leo said about Yamaha 
samplers, that kickass d-n-b track of his was done on a Yamaha A3000 
or A4000.

> try to limit your GAS (gear acquisition syndrome) and stick to 
Logic. it's 

LOL!  I am indeed going to stick to my Logic Big Box/M-Audio Delta 66 
for the forseeable future because that's what I already have.

I won't guarantee I'll stay on that platform forever though.  If and 
when I feel the need to upgrade, I could get a competitive upgrade to 
Digital Performer for about $300.  Upgrading to Logic Pro would cost 
twice that much.

> well, obviously this is just my very personal view on the topic and 
for 
> sure it's not intended to cover the whole subject of producing 
great d'n'b 
> tracks. there are so many other elements and details to take into 
> consideration... and I just realized that I'm incredibly late!  :)
> anyway, I hope all this can help/inspire you. feel free to ask 
more, either 
> on the list or privately.
> ciao
> leo cavallo
> www.groundloops.com

Dude, what you did share was generous already.  I have a great amount 
of respect for your d'n'b production skillz.  Thanks for posting 
that, man!  I'm saving your post for future reference and I look 
forward to checking out your other tracks.

Paolo