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

Excellent suggestions!!! The bottom line: any piece of hardware or software that can send user defined sysex commands can use E-Mu remote control.

As for me, while I have software that can send user defined sysex commands, I don't have any hardware that will do that--unless I use e-loader to embed the commands into an e-mu sequencer pattern.

As I had been already thinking of making a custom midi controller with an arduino (including doing tests of midi i/o), setting up some buttons to do stuff via remote control sysex should be very doable.  I am thinking of things like a button that increase tempo by a set amount and one that decreases it by a set amount, single buttons programmed to execute multiple changes over a controllable amount of time, etc.

I guess that puts me in the "build it only if I want to" category. :) But, as noted, there are plenty of other hardware and software options.

Steve

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Bruno <brunorc@...> wrote:
>
> 2012/6/26 Nathan Steele <XTCaine303@...>:
> > true enough, more of a comment to steve's comment. FWIW I think the
> > novation remote series controllers could do this as well, probably a few
> > other commercial products.
> >
> > On 6/26/2012 4:54 PM, Greg Waltzer wrote:
> >> Peavey pc1600x can do this - no need to build anything (unless you want to).
> 
> I used Behringer BCR2000 to control my MP-7 with broken volume pot using SysEx.
> 
> Bruno
>