I very much doubt it - zip drives don't have midi interfaces. Furthermore, a USB zip drive has a "peripheral" USB I/O, and so does the XL-7. Neither is host. --- In xl7@y..., radside1@h... wrote: > Again, I thank you for your answer. One more question though. There > are now USB powered Zip drives on the market. Will the Xl-7/MP-7 be > able to save to one of these zip drives. This would be nice to have > in case the MP-7 crashes and the PC is at home while you are in > another state. > > > Rick > --- In xl7@y..., Sean Wilhelmsen <seanw@e...> wrote: > > The best and easiest way is to use the included MAC or PC Program > called > > "E-Loader" that comes standard with a XL or MP-7. This program > works via > > MIDI. It enables you to do bulk saves or loads of pattern and song > > banks. Also, it allows you to load and save individual patterns or > songs > > into folders on your computer. They are saved as Standard MIDI > files. > > This enables you to open patterns created on your Xl-7 in a computer > > based Sequencer or better yet it also allows you down load SMF's > made > > with any sequencer into the Xl-7 as Songs or Patterns (up to 32 > bars). > > We hope to have all of this functionality implemented into the Xl- 7 > via > > USB shortly. > > > > sean ay e-mu / ensoniq > > > > radside1@h... wrote: > > > > > > What is the best/easiest way to save data since there isn't a disc > > > drive option and I was told that the to host/USB port was not yet > > > functional? Thanks for your time. > > > > > > Rick > > > > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > > > xl7-unsubscribe@y... > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of > Service.
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Re: Saving Pattern/Sequences/Patch Data
2001-08-17 by sserendipity@newsfeeds.com
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