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

Thanks for chiming in with some excellent insights, Ray.

For what its worth, I found a version of the table of ROM resources I mentioned from 2012. I probably updated it since then on an XP PC.  It might be on one of the pre-SATA drives that was in there.  I will look using a back-up XP.

It makes sense that the OS doesn't calculate CRC for Flash ROMs; every one is potentially different, so there is no way to confirm that it matches what it "should" be. Mine shows up as UserSIMM.  As for the display name,  they can be renamed and given a new ID from 106 to 119 (per the Sound Authoring guide) in a P2K, CS, or P2500.

> User SIMMs are identified with 106 - 119 and "FLASH" in the ROM name."

I'm guessing that if I re-named one, when the baby flash is updated, the name I specified would be in there (as opposed to "FLASH".  I mention this because if so, it is safer to identify a Flash ROM by the number (106-119) than the name.

Excellent E-Mu mining!!!!

Steve

ID Common Name Display Banks ROM Arps Riffs BTS Factory CRC Name (#) Instruments (#) (#) Riffs Presets
0 User


1 x 100 0 0

2 Extreme







3 Audity







4 Composer, P2000, P2K CMPSR 8 0000 -> 1173 not instld 368 0 12 controller 5b996906 5 Protozoa P/123 4 0001 -> 0404 not instld 401 0 12 controller bda94458 6 Definitive B-3 B-3 3





7 X-Lead, XL-1 1.4 XLEAD 4 0001 -> 1210 3 x 100 168 55 12 controller a0ff6671 8 Sounds of the ZR







9 World Expedition







10 Orch. Sess. Vol. 1 ORCH1 4





11 Orch. Sess. Vol. 2 ORCH2 4





13 Pure Phatt







14 X-Lead V.2 XROM 5 0001 -> 1210


16 controller bbfb0ddc 14 XL-7 XL-7 4





15 MP-7 MP-7 4





16 Ensoniq Project







17 Composer, P2500 P2500 4 0000 -> 1173


16 Controller 94d8975b 18 Vintage Collection VROM 4





19 Protean Drums DRUM 4