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

Thanks for the replies, it's really helpful. Considering the permutations with the standard rom, I think I'm going to go the programming road.... 1000 odd samples, 4 layers, filters etc, cords....mmmm

two questions now arise....
1. how do people best manage their created pre-sets, I'm thinking I have to write stuff down on paper, like a catalogue...i think this is just an interface issue..I'm tyring to learn Emulator X2 as well now, so i can see how software is so much better in an interface way, but lacking in a live performnace way that the command station does so well....you can do some really cool stuff live on the XL7
2. the xl7 is really good for minimal techno...nice
3. has anyone made their own roms from one of those ultra samplers?? i see it's possible to burn your own if you have one of those ultra series machines, maybe it's better to get one of those an make your own rom?

Comments welcome.
PEACE



----- Original Message ----
From: Keith Young <emigr8@...>
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, 21 August, 2008 9:06:35 PM
Subject: [xl7] Re: extra ROMS for XL7


I have both Beat and TSCY in an Orbit 3 along with XL-2 and Vintage. 
My P2K has Composer, Protozoa, Adv Orch and World.

Generally, people seem to either love or hate the Beat Garden ROM. I 
love playing with it. I like the combinations of almost acoustic 
sounding instruments with the electronica. However, most of my tracks 
only use it and the TSCY for basses and drums and percussive fills 
which probably tells you something. My best purchases were the 
Protozoa and World ROMs. I wouldn't buy Adv Orch again, probably.

--- In xl7@yahoogroups. com, "rs6000jade" <rs6000jade@ ...> wrote:
>
> I asked this question already but no one replied, so keen to ask
> again. I was thinking about getting Beat Garden and Techno Yard roms
> for the command station. Do people find these worthwhile? Also what
> other roms have been tried that users find useful.
> cheers
> 
> PS also no one replied about quick editing the parameters like an XL
> synth...any ideas??
>

    

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