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

I have two Cdj 1000s and a Pioneer Djm 600 mixier and they all match beats
pretty well. the CDJ beatkeepers are pretty acurate with the digital feed.  I
really need to learn more about the xl7. I have mainly been just working on my
mixing. I play the Didgeridoo too it can lay some pretty dope drone and bass
lines.  
peace
TripleBypass

It has been a while since I have wrote back, I plan to do some more so I can
learn more about the xl7.

Gary Saville <ocylate@...> wrote:

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> Most BPM counters don't work very well, especially if you are playing
breaks
> or jungle.. then they are totaly useless.  What I find works ok when
I'm
> jamming in my studio, is to start the mp-7 as close as I can to the record
> tempo in my headphones, then slowly adjust the tempo on the 12'z. once
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> matched, you can bring in the MP-7, and make the fine adjustments on the
> decks... So basicly, use the tap bpm to get a close the two tempo's close,
> and then do the rest with the 12'z platter mixing in both directions..
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> > I have been dying to ask about beat-matching using an xl-7 and decks.
I
> sold my 1200s in order to pay for the xl-7 (I know, how could I? They were
> old but mint and I got top dollar on eBay). Don't worry I didn't sell the
> vinyl.
> > Can you effectively match the beat of the record using that Red Sound
> Microsync device you mentioned with your xx-7? I found that a Numark
> beatkeeper, which rounds to the nearest whole beat per minute, is
virtually
> useless for beatmatching two records. How does the xx-7 manage the sync if
> the Red Sound carries a decimal point? Thanks a bunch for your thoughts on
> this!!!!
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