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

FX patchcords are in the PRESET CORDS section, not the LAYER CORDS page.  Simply hit the cords button twice.


That said, I believe that only works if you're in preset FX mode, not master FX mode.  Remember that the XL-7 is inferior to other synths in this manner � you only have 4 busses to choose from and you can't choose the send amount per channel/preset.  Put another way, the sends are always 100% to the bus, and the each of the 4 busses has a wet/dry mix.  To use this sort of setup, you have to create four different FX "amounts", then choose per channel which of those four amounts you want.


-Aaron

----- Original Message ----
From: craig ward <craigbiz@hotmail.com>
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 10:01:28 PM
Subject: RE: [xl7] Re: programmable knobs



Cheers man, thats a different way of thinking about it. I'll give it a
 go. If anyone else has a way of adjusting the A and B effects
 processors with the knobs though that'd be awsome. PS you were correct about the
 frustration.


To: xl7@yahoogroups.comFrom: smw-mail@...: Thu, 1 Nov 2007
 02:51:52 +0000Subject: [xl7] Re: programmable knobs




I sense a bit of frustration and want to offer an alternative route to
 achieve effects. Most people using the P2K synth engine think only of
 FXA and FXB as effects. However, if you think of the synth engine
 itself, all kinds of realtime effects can be created using the 4 x 4 knobs.
 Admittedly it takes a bit of programming.I seem to recall discussions
 here about Wah-Wah effects, Fret-slide effects, etc.So far as I can
 recall, assigning the 4 x 4 knobs to FXA/FXB parameters cannot be done. (Its
 been a while, but I may be wrong.)--Steve--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com,
 "sp808hack" <craigbiz@...> wrote:>> I've been through this in the forums
 and in the manual over and over > and still can figure out how to
 assign the fx parameters to the > programmable knobs. I just want to be
 able to play the fx real time > without having to go into those bullshit
 menus and use the bullshit jog > wheel.> 



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