I am the very proud owner of both an XL7 and MP7. They are great for Breakbeat. The Ultimate. I always keep up with www.breaksworld.com and the current reviews. I'll hear a phatt break I like and then try to out-sick it with my stuff. Not hard at all. You can make layered beatz on either machine and screw with quantizing and other recording modes to humanize the groove, but I don't really find much quantizing necessary. These machines have a natural loose kind of feel and so it just seems to happen on its own. I find by careful mixing of layers that You can build tension and feeling incredibly. That's what makes a Break beat magickal, is the use of space and tension. That's why a break is erotic sounding when it's cool. These machines could really re-write techno in lots of ways. My next goal is getting some expansions to load up further on available insanity. Great job, E-MU. These are two of the best investments I made this year. The factory presets are OK but I really think a lot can be done from scratch with what is available. That's the challenge. I can get lost in these machines up to 16 hours in a day without stopping. Incredible. The polyphony can create textures so thick that it almost unbearable.
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really a Beat Generating Monster.
2001-09-26 by Chaos9@Fuckyou.co.uk
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