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

John, This is what I believe you should do for your setup and its very
simple. Copy an empty Pattern into Pattern 000. What's happening is, the
Multi is loading correctly, but Pattern 000, Arctic Drift is then
loading a sub set of Multi features to support the pattern. With an
empty pattern in location 000, your loaded Multi will be untouched.

sean at e-mu / ensoniq

> John Royle wrote:
> 
> > > The Xl-7 will load the last saved Multi setup. If you save you the
> Multi
> > > before you turn your Xl-7 off it will load that Multi at boot up.
> 
> > Doh!  I feel really silly now!  For some reason i didn't think that
> it did...
> > i'll check tonight just in case it's all a big conspiracy to make me
> look
> > stupid.  That must be the quickest bug-fix in history ;)
> 
> Hi guys, i just tried the multisetup re-load thing last night, and i'm
> quite sure it isn't working.  This is what i did:
> 
> 1. Turn on the XL-7 and load one of my multi's
> 2. Change some of the channel/preset assignments
> 3. Save my multi.
> 4. Sequence some beats using my PC, and they all come out correct.
> 5. Save again for good measure.
> 6. Turn off the XL-7, and then turn back on.
> 7. Play my sequence off my PC
> 8. The beats are now playing the wrong drum sounds
> 9. Restore my Multi from the Global menu
> 10. Play the sequence again and all is fine.
> 
> So, is this what should be happening or not??  Is it because when i
> start up the box it always goes to Song 000 and therefore loads the
> correct multi setup for that song???  It's annoying because i never
> really use the sequencer stuff on the XL-7, i just use it mainly as a
> sound module, so i'm only interested in the multi setups and not the
> song stuff.
> 
> john.
> 
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