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

Upload the MIDI File into your computer via E-Loader, then import that 
into Cubase (new song).  Once there, delete the blank Part on the track 
you don't want, then resave the Midi File as Type 0, resolution 384ppqn. 
Reload it back into your Xl-7 and that LED should be out now.  I do this 
all the time, it works great.

rEalm






"www.mp3.com/koering" <A.Libi@...>
04/22/02 08:35 AM
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        Subject:        Re: [xl7] RE: CAN I COPY MORE THAN ONE TRACK AT THE SAME TIME?


yes.. I tried this and it works... but the leds for da tracks are still 
on....
I work with cubase... I nearly tried everything to get them off... no 
way....
----- Original Message ----- 
From: erik_magrini@... 
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 2:00 PM
Subject: [xl7] RE: CAN I COPY MORE THAN ONE TRACK AT THE SAME TIME?


Well, if you've got an external sequencer, you can get rid of the track 
mute by deleting that track in the external sequencer, then reloading it 
back into the XL-7.  I think the new Erase Track feature does this as well 
though, anyone know? 

rEalm 




thanx for da fast answer.... that works... but the problem is rthat the 
led for da track is still on... is there a way to delete it....? 
well, I knew that this was discused a few months ago on this board, but I 
have lost the mails.... 


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