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

but honestly, not even just the loudness, to me the drums don't pack the 
same punch that a professional recording does. 

>>>Well, to be fair, the XX-7's drums aren't compressed and EQ'd either. 
So out of the box they are very natural sounding, which does lead to an 
issue depending on if you use the box for studio or stage work.  In the 
studio, I much more prefer it the way it is, that way I can use much 
better compressors than would have ever been included on the XX-7 to punch 
up the drums.  Live however, this is more a problem and you generally have 
to resort to subbing the drums out to a seperate out or applying global 
compression. <<<

if anybody has a secret to making super fat kicks please share. (on or off 
the actual XX-7) I have two tips. 

>>>Layer, Layer, Layer! <<<

add as much as 10 dB to that freq.,and they say 51hz. is a magig freq. for 
techno.

>>>Way too low IMO, try a shelving EQ set at abvout 80-90Hz. <<<

rEalm


 
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