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

I figured out how to turn off the INT sounds with the
track I was working with and its great now being able
to use my external gear.....but the track layout is a
bit tricky though... how you overdub on 1-16b tracks
is kind of misleading since you don't get to see them
layed out and lit up in the command functions buttons
for punching in/out for live playing/sequencing....it
shows this is more for production than for live
playing....it might be easier just to route 3 tracks
say 14a,15a,and 16a to external gear so you have the
ability to punch them in/out without having to jump in
the menu.....

I have a Yamaha RS 7000 as well and down the road
would like to experiment and maybe eventually use it
live as the master midi clock and use the Emu Xl7 to
control my other synth engines so I could use command
functions buttons to punch in/out ....I don't want the
Emu to respond to knob movements from the RS 7000
though.....ideally this would be cool so I would have
32 tracks total to work with in front of me and have a
sampler to work with.....would this be an easy task?
or should I just dedicate one or the other? any
suggestions or past experiences are welcome.....

thanks
Brock


--- steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...> wrote:


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Glad the explanation was helpful.  I am not sure what
you mean 
by "turning off 1-16a in multi/pattern mode." Could
you clarify?

--Steve


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Brock Hiroshima wrote:
> Ay Steve thanks for a great explanation there I
> appreciate it! one question though how do I get
> 1-16b(external synths) to play along with 1-16a(my
> patterns/drums) without turning off 1-16a in
> multi/pattern mode? 
> 
> thanks
> Brock






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