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

An arp only operates on one midi channel.
You can have 32 arps because there are 32 midi channels (16 each on A 
and B).

You couldn't have more than one arp on a single midi channel, because 
each arp would try
to process all the notes on that channel.

gonzinigonz wrote:

>Hi All
>Been playing around with the arps controlling my synths.
>I having a few problems understanding how the midi channel routing 
>works out.
>This is what i want to do:-
>This is just using the trigger mode with the controllers set to latch
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>Track 9  = Kick on midi channel 9
>Track 10 = HH   on midi channel 9
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>Ive used 2 differant presets / arp patterns on each track to get the 
>differant drum parts. It works fine if i had each part on a differant 
>midi channel but as soon as i make them both channel 9 it will only 
>play the last selected arp on that midi channel.
>So can you not have 2 differant arps sharing the same midi channel?
>How does the claim that you can run 32 arps at once work out?
>Reghards
>Gonz
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