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

le 15/02/05 12:16, steve_the_composer à smw-mail@... a écrit :

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> Which demo did you run when you had the problem--PatchPro or Proteum?
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> If it was PatchPro Demo 1.0, first check your midi configuration:
> (1) Select MIDI | Open. This opens the midi drivers window.
> (2) Make sure the correct midi ports are selected for your output
> and input devices.
> (3) Click OK.
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> Next, make sure your sysex ID is correct.
> (4) Select Synth | Get configuration.
> SYSEX ID should either be (a) 127 (all broadcast-assuming the
> computer is only connected to one e-mu on the selected midi port) or
> (b) whatever sysex id your e-mu is set at. (The default is 0; but
> you can check one of the midi menu settings on the e-mu.) Also, note
> the channel you are using. (The default is 1.)
> (5) If you have not done so already, continue with the configuration
> setup by reading the roms in your e-mu.
> (6) Save the configuration when done, if you have not done this
> before.
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> Next, double check your configuration by getting a bank.
> (7) Select Synth | Get bank.
> (8) When the Preset Load window appears, try to load some presets.
> -->SUGGESTION: bank: 0, Rom: User, Start Preset: 0, End Preset: 10
> (8) Press start; monitor the progress bar.
> Does the software load the presets? Or, do you get a timeout message?
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> Assuming you get the 10 (or more) presets, try to edit.
> For this step, make sure you are looking at the e-mu in view preset
> mode (the third button between the main lcd display and the bpm
> display). You can monitor changes if you are on the same channel as
> set up in the software configuration--for example, C01A, if you left
> it as channel 1 and your midi in on the e-mu is routed to port A.
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> (9) Double click on one of the presets in the User Bank window.
> Does the preset change on the e-mu (for example, 008^0)?  If so,
> continue:
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> (10) Select Preset | Layers 1 & 2
> (11) In layer 1, click select (right below the rom instrument name).
> Does the list of rom instruments appear? If so, continue:
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> (12) Select a different rom instrument; look at thedisplay on the e-
> mu.
> Does an asterisk (*) appear after the name of the preset?
> If so, the editor should be working properly.  Press audition and
> listen for differentce when you change rom instruments.
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> If there are problems at any step along the way, your results can be
> used to try to diagnose the problem.
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> Hope this helps.
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> --Steve
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> PS: I did these steps on my P2500 (OS2.0) with PatchPro Demo 1.0,
> not the paid version, to make sure they work.
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> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, jlv <jlv@t...> wrote:
>> le 14/02/05 21:32, dwoodaman à dwoodaman@y... a écrit :
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>>> I'm surprised it won't work on XP, works great on 2000 . . . .
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>> I had just run the demo, and when I try to modify a parameter in
>> the edit mode, in the patchchord ...>> nothing, the value stay in
>> 0. :/
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>> May be (certainly) is a problem with my current multisetup ? Do
>> you have any precisions to your xl7 configuration ?
>> (rechannelize ? Midi configuration ?)
>> thanks.
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Thank's for your help.

It's proteum but I can test the patch pro if it's fully functionnal.

Steve quote "For this step, make sure you are looking at the e-mu in view
preset Mode"

oups I'm not in edit mode I think, I go test it this night.