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

I'll be eager to hear how this goes for you.

What you describe is pretty much exactly what I do with the Vortex software I've posted here about ... except of course I'm recording into my DAW, Cubase, and then triggering my CS and other modules.

What I also do, is when I find a particularly tasty riff on a preset audition, I record it into Cubase, examine the midi file and then duplicate it and save it as a preset in Vortex. Then I have the riff ready to be transposed to any scale in any key in any octave at a moments notice.

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 From: intrepidpete <peteflagg@...>
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 11:34 AM
Subject: [xl7] Capture midi pattern out notes back into Command Station
 

  
So I have a midi chain with sequencer and a bunch of gear, and some of the gear does arps/patterns/beats. I can send chords down the midi chain, and capture arp/pattern/beat notes back into my sequencer.

When my Command Station gets delivered this evening, this will be my first unit with real-time recording sequencer and arp/pattern/beat capability within the same unit. So can I do this all right from within the XL7? So you would record song chords on track/channel 1, then have arp/pattern/beats triggered from those chords go out on a different track/channel, then have the sequencer immediately record those notes to a different track.

Can't wait to find out if it can do that. It sure would be a nice way to lay down a song, first come up with the chords, then experiment with lots of different arps/patterns/beats and when you find things you like, record them right into other tracks within the same song/sequence.