Either
that, or you could record a miniscule amount of useless controller data one each
channel, such as turning a knob just a hair....being sure that the knob dosnt
really effect the sound is the hard part. I personally just have one pattern
that has note data on it from all of my external synths (b channels, of course),
and when I want to make a fresh start, I just save that pattern to a new slot,
and erase all track data. Then it retains all of the track assignments until
restarted, or recorded on, in which it stays put then. What Realm suggests may
work better, I haven't tried it, I'm still peeved about the entire situation all
together, considering I bought the xl7 solely for sequenceing external
gear.
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-----Original Message-----
From: erik_magrini@... [mailto:erik_magrini@...]
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 7:42 AM
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [xl7] Using triggers
I did the same thing you're suggesting, and use the B-channels to set up my own user arp Presets to use with the Triggers. �Once you assign your Presets to the correct B-channels, just save the multiset up. �That way you only have to load themultisetup once when you first power on (or not, assuming you haven't loaded any new multi's). �Because the Presets will remain until you change them, this should work.
rEalm
joesapo09/06/02 10:49 PM
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I've been looking to put some of the MIDI B channels to work as
locations for presets that I just activate via the trigger buttons
with latch enabled, but I've run into a problem. �It seems that with
the current XX-7 software, a preset on a channel will only change
with a pattern when there is some note data for it on one of the 16
tracks. �So here's my problem: �I want to be able to use a different
preset with my first 4 B channels so I can but pads and sfx and stuff
on them and just latch them on and forget about them, not having to
take up a track or one of the A channels. �I have track 16 setup to
control my sampler on channel 16B, so I tried putting some notes down
on all B channels 1 - 4 (track 16 is MultiB). �This works as far as
pattern switching goes, but I can still hear the notes play, even at
1 velocity and zero length. �How can I change my B channel presets
along with my patterns without having to put down note data? �Is
there another way around this? Along the same lines, how do most
people on the forum take advantage of the MIDI B channels?
Thanks in advance.
sapo
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