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

I just checked out the Database Section, who tought about that idea 
it is a good one. cool i am happy to hear they are involved in our 
group.

Thanks
--- In xl7@y..., erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> Emu regularly checks this list, and some of our recommendations 
have 
> already been implemented into the new OS's.  You have no worries 
about emu 
> listening to us, they're regular posters and some damn friendly 
people...
> 
> rEalm
> 
> 
> 
> 
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> nbaryosef100 <nir.baryosef@v...>
> 05/15/02 10:41 AM
> Please respond to xl7
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>         To:     xl7@y...
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>         Subject:        [xl7] Re: New rEalm Wishlist (+ a feasible 
way to megamix?)
> 
> 
> Dude,
> 
> Did you sent this wish list to EMU or do they check requests here. 
I 
> hope they do that. This is my first EMU product and I am already 
new 
> loyal customer. If they want to keep their loyal customers for a 
long 
> time (build there business) I hope they open their ears to the 
> customers. I want to see EMU here for the next 30 years (Happy 
> Birthday By The Way EMU  %%%%$$$$ 30 years $$$$%%%%%).
> 
> Thank you
> NiR
> 
> 
> 
> --- In xl7@y..., erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> > - A second filter per layer.  While I know this one is highly 
> unlikely, it 
> > would be so nice to even have the simplest of filters to use 
after 
> the 
> > primary filter.  Switchable between two types, HP and LP, would 
be 
> great! 
> > Many times I find myself with this awesome sounding patch that 
fits 
> my 
> > patterns perfectly.  However, once I take out live I suddenly 
> realize 
> > there's all this subsonic information going on, that slaughters 
my 
> live 
> > playing. Being able to wack out the lows quickly would be great.  
I 
> guess 
> > another way to put this, would be to include a software based HP 
> cut 
> > switch assignable per Track/channel.  Or call it a shelving EQ, 
etc.
> > 
> > - The option to make the knobs in Quick Edit mode switchable 
> between 
> > relative (ala Yamaha), absolute (which they are currently), and 
> even 
> > better a mode where the current value isn't changed until you 
pass 
> that 
> > point in the knobs range.  This one is a biggy on the rEalm wish 
> list, as 
> > it would come in so handy live, as well as in the studio. 
> Switching 
> > between many patterns in a live setting means that more than 
likely 
> you're 
> > never going to remember the exact position of every knob of every 
> Preset 
> > in every Pattern.  For the life of me, unless it's a hardware 
> issue, I 
> > can't see why manufacturers don't make their knobs respond this 
> way, as 
> > there's no downside to this way of working and it's far more 
> intuitive?
> > 
> > - A way to switch out a track in one Pattern, for a track in 
> another 
> > Pattern, all without stopping playback.  Say during playback you 
> want to 
> > switch to a new Pattern, but don't want to do it so suddenly as 
to 
> be 
> > completely noticeable that it's a completely new Pattern (the way 
> it 
> > currently is).  Instead, you could Press EDIT + TRACK 
> SELECT/TRIGGER to 
> > bring up a new screen that would be laid out similar to the Mix 
> Output 
> > Page in the Global Edit Menu ala;
> > 
> > Channel 02A: Send2->Main
> > 
> > The new screen could be laid out like:
> > 
> > Channel 02A: P:002 Trk: 04
> > 
> > Meaning that in the Current Pattern, Channel 02A will now be 
> assigned 
> > Track 4 from Pattern 002, to take effect the next time the 
pattern 
> loops 
> > around.  Completely switching to a new Pattern would reset all 
> alternate 
> > assignments to those saved originally with the pattern.  I 
wouldn't 
> even 
> > care about the different EFX types being wrong, it would be a 
> worthwhile 
> > compromise.  In case you haven't guessed, this is my attempt to 
> give the 
> > XX-7's a "megamix mode", but it seems like it could work. Emu? 
> Others?
> > 
> > rEalm
> 
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