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

why buing an XX-7 then? The soundmoduls can be expanded, have the 
same sounds and are a lot cheaper...?
I wanted to get away from the computer and bought the MP-7 for that. 
I demoed it against the RS 7000 - the latter a very easy to use box 
with a different approach to composing music. I experienced no 
glitches, found it very reliablke, also liked the efx, the sampling 
possibilities are awsome but I couldn´t live with the sounds. I 
missed the basic crunchy and punchy sound ylu cannot achieve by 
sampling in my opinion. This is where the xx-7 rock, and the solid 
hardware feel sure enough. Other than that I think the yammie is a 
serious alternative, depends on your likes as usal...

Heinrich



--- In xl7@y..., Alex Strudley <Alexs@e...> wrote:
> 
> laugh ha ha ha  Eerrrr  Don't put that there....
> dude the RS7000 aint the answer to your problems
> The presets sound like ass and it has mad timing, sync and clocking 
issues,
> not to mention boring filters and clugey sampling.
> The XL7 is a great box but if you are really hell bent on not using 
it, use
> an E4 or an MPC or something, or sofware.
> Among other things, I use an XL7 in conjunction with my computer and
> everything is fine.  If you live in your computer a little more and 
get out
> of the internal sequencer, everything will be fine.  In fact I 
don't even
> use the internal sequencer and never have before and am not sure 
why anyone
> would even use one when computers are so powerful and flexible.
> Dude use Logic and your XL7 and everything will be peachy. With the 
XL7
> you're balls deep in mad sound that the RS7000 aint cracked out to 
do.  Step
> up.  If you're stuck in hardware sequencers all the time, your 
credits will
> be rolling.
> I don't know what all the sniveling is about.  If you want the XL7 
to cook
> for your, well it won't do that.
> Now get trackin'
> 
> C14
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