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

Thanks for sharing your experience!  And also the tidbit about possibilities for the AN1x and Command Station as a duo.  Actually the man I got the Yamaha from, also had an MP-7 in his studio, and he said something similar.  I'm making progress with the Yamaha so far... and based upon many reviews I'd seen, I was expecting that to be 20 times as difficult... so I feel a lot more optimistic about the MP-7.

To those considering making videos - you'll have a loyal subscriber, here!  :)

Thanks, very much, to you all. - Jammes





--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Bruno <brunorc@...> wrote:
>
> And to include the important stuff:
> 
> 2012/5/20 Bruno <brunorc@...>:
> > 2012/5/17 Ms. J Luckett <jammesluckett@...>:
> >> My "panic" to sell and replace came from one immediate soundtrack
> >> project, that I wanted to use the MP-7 on, but it was originally
> >> purchased with long-term use in mind, for album work and live
> >
> > I bought my MP-7 from a guy a bought my Korg Z1 before. I started to
> > play with Command Station and every now and then was sending him some
> > mp3 with examples. After three weeks he said "I didn't know one can do
> > stuff like this with this instrument. Now I wish I could get it
> > back..."
> 
> So, the bottom line is: give it some time, try it; you will always
> have time to sell it, and the price tag is stable.
> 
> I saw your mails on AN1x mailing list - believe me, the synth engine
> of MP-7 is at least equally powerful, if not more (modulation
> processors FTW!), and it gives you 128 voices of polyphony, instead of
> AN's 10 voices. They will also complement each other nicely.
> 
> > The MP-7 I mentioned I will be probably selling soon, after replacing
> > the broken volume pot (it's a binary device - max or nothing). I'm not
> > sure if I'm going to include the "XL-7" ROM in it, or if I'm going to
> 
> Which stands for "it may come with XL-7 ROM in it or be just an empty
> shell", since I moved the MROM to my XL-7.
> 
> Bruno
>