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

My midi wiring is all apart because I had to repair my midi interface. Otherwise, I'd boot my XL-1 to reconstruct what it is that I was doing in non-multitimbral mode.

What I meant by editing was changing preset parameters on the fly and triggering notes with the "new" [edited] preset while the previously sounding presets on that particular channel continued to sound as "old" presets. Once I get midi hooked up, I can try to explain this better.

--Steve 

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "duncan" <goddard.duncan@...> wrote:
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> >>To my delight, when I had an XL-1 in Poly mode (I think) from the problem-solving, I discovered that I could change presets on the fly (including editing them) and not have to go through the extra steps of changing the output channel of the keyboard in order to have multitimbrality (is that a word?).<<
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> steve, would you mind elaborating on this a bit? I have a few proteus modules besides an XL7, & have just added a motu midi routing device to the mix, which will enable me to route inputs & outputs a bit more usefully than a simple merger. 
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> I imagine being able to use the proteus modules in different modes so that several presets respond to a single channel (rather as if they were linked, but with somewhat greater flexibility). that's easy enough.... but what's this about being able to edit the presets more easily?
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> duncan.
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