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

By the way i know you used the beta version and now the full release. what so you think about it . you 
probably have some idea.

NiR
--- In xl7@y..., "nbaryosef100" <nir.baryosef@v...> wrote:
> I didn't have a lot of time working on it YET.
> Initial reaction was buy it cus until now that is the major update to 
> the software this is not exactly update but reengineering of that 
> product to comply with Win2K and XP.
> The use in the software became much more easier to use (user friendly)
> Hopefully it will not require tons of new updates like the old Cubase 
> VST 32 (every week there was new update new fix new beta actually it 
> drove me nuts. it showed me a company that will get hurt from the 
> user point, why should I buy a software that will crash, will not 
> work properly or any thing else and every week or so update it, I am 
> sure Steinberg don't want to drive their customers away.
> Actually I will recommend them to release demo version.
> Soon I will dig into the software more and more the weekend will be 
> great time, I just installed it two days ago, it is still early to 
> come up with good review.
> 
> I will recommend using demo first, I guess people can wait. I am 
> idiot I already bought.
> My recommendation "Use Before You Buy" But Only DEMO no W***zZzZ
> 
> NiR
> 
> --- In xl7@y..., erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> > I will try it later i am still at work.
> > 
> > >>>Me too. If I had internet at home I'd never get any music made.  
> Of 
> > course the fact I get a free T1 connection and plenty of time to 
> use it 
> > here at work doesn't hurt either. <<<
> >  
> > Removed the old cubase and installed the new one, there was no need 
> to 
> > reinstall programs every thing worked just fine.
> > 
> > >>>That was my first step too, as was uninstalling Wavelab (kept 
> getting 
> > messages that SX couldn't open my audio hardware), and 
> un/reinstalling my 
> > sound card drivers.  Tried everything I could think of, nothing 
> worked 
> > short of the full reinstall, which was actually a good thing.  I 
> wanted to 
> > clean up a bunch of older plug in directories I wasn't using, and 
> make 
> > sure that SX was my computer's focus, not VST.  BTW, what do you 
> think of 
> > SX so far compared to VST5? <<<
> > 
> > rEalm