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

I'm affraid the Command Stations can only communicate with
E-loader software via USB, all other applications can be
reached only via MIDI.


Andrew


On Wed, 18 Feb 2009, Mauricio Balma wrote:

> Is a MIDI interface a must to use the proteus software? or can we do this using only the USB cable?
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> I still wondering why the E loader cannot save presets.� Saving�your compositions�is a HEADACHE if you cannot save the presets you've created....
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> From: Sz�nyi Andr�s <andras@...>
> To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 9:08:07 AM
> Subject: Re: [xl7] E-Mu Sequencer + Proteus X
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> I think all you have to do is to
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> 1. set up in every pattern's (16) channels to send the sequencer data
> external (or both), in the pattern menu,
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> 2. connect the command station to the computer,
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> 3. and after that you can use the proteus software's 16 channels.
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> As far as I know there's no global setting for this method, so
> you have to set them up in every pattern, what you like to use with
> the software proteus (too).
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> It's worth to create an empty pattern with these settings, as a template,
> and make duplicates of it for the following patterns.
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> Andrew
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> On Wed, 18 Feb 2009, steve_the_composer wrote:
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>> I have just started exploring the potential for using the E-Mu
>> sequencer with the Proteus-X.
>> (1) Has anyone done anything with this, and if so, do you want to
>> share tips/thoughts/ working modalities/etc. ?
>> (2) Is anyone here interested in discussing this here?
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>> If anyone else is interested:
>> (1) www.emu.com is still offering Proteus XV - a free, lite version
>> that doesn't need an e-mu/creative card or midi interface to work.
>> All you need to do is sign up for an e-mail newsletter.
>> (2) The basic concept is to use the sequencer to drive an external
>> sound source; in this case, the external sound source is software.
>> (3) The artist formerly known as rEalm has a suggested list of
>> settings to optimize Windows as a software-based music machine. (I
>> found these helped with Proteus-X, VSTs, DXis, and SynthEdit.)
>> (4) You can import (with the right equipment) EIII and EIV (EOS) banks
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>> If no one else is interested, that's OK with me. I just thought I'd
>> mention it.
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>> --Steve
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