I use the xl7 to controll a emuE5000 as well as my digitech studio quad. I use a behringer quad gate to keep the noise floor down on the fx unit. I use the fx in line off the two sub outs off the xl7 only. I sum all of it into an alesis mixer. Then off the main outs of the mixer i go into a beringer tube composer, it is a gate then a compresor-limiter-tube exciter. I use a behringer ultra curve ex side chained with the compressor to make shur that things are compresed with out pumping and breathing. then off of that into a MAudio sound card into the pc with wave lab. Phew* that is how i do it. I set it up this way so i can pick up and go out to the club with out my head exploding each time. takes me about 15 min to set up my live pa in a clup now thanks to a wack of soldering. Just one more way of doing things. Mike G. --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Erika <erika_ev1@y...>" <erika_ev1@y...> wrote: > Well hi!! > > I just bought one of these things and figured it out pretty quick, no > thanks to the manual. > > I'm just getting my own studio setup though. I had an XP-30 which I > sold to finance the XL-7. I would have liked to keep it, but it > lacked a sequencer and I had pretty much put my writing on hold until > I got my hands on a hardware one. It's pretty simple to write my > songs and get them straight on the XL-7, but I also want to > eventually sequence other external gear. Have a Korg poly 800 I will > be adding and am wondering what combinations of hardware software you > use to record the final mix. Do you run it into a multitracker, a > multi input sound card? record it as a mixdown into a minidisk or > computer? > > just looking for suggestions.. thanks!!
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Re: New user looking for recording suggestions..
2003-02-11 by mikexl7 <curiousproductions@rogers.com>
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