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

Thanks outlaw, I appreciate the insight. I have not done much with
sampleing so I have not used the gigasampler. May do so in the future
though, I do own a copy.
 
Rick King
www.rickking.moonfruit.com
rickkingmusic@...
 
-----Original Message-----
From: OutLaw1387@... [mailto:OutLaw1387@...] 
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 10:28 AM
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [xl7] RE:MP7 sequencing
 
There is nothing like a drum machine for laying down quick ideas. More 
importantly I use Sonar and it's great, but for drum programming (at
least 
the initial idea) Drum Machines have sonar beat. I have a MP-7 and won't
look 
back to recording, re-recording, and re-re-recording in Sonar to get
that 
tight sound Drum Machines provide. Yes, the quantize featuer is tight in

Sonar. But the grid on a Drum Machine sequencer is Flawless. I create my

initial patterns on the MP-7 then transfer the midi file to Sonar, and 
trigger the MP-7. I actually thought about going to the MPC series again

(once owned the MPC 3000) but went with the Mp-7 since I wasnt going to
use 
it for no more then a drum machine. For Sampling purposes I use
Gigastudio 
96, and trigger those drum sounds(imported from my Akai S5000 library)
as 
well with the MP-7. For Voices, String and everything else I use an
external 
keyboard. Needless to say with the 2 combined you have a very powerful 
Sampler/ Drum Machine. Try that with any MPC Series, Groove box,
Etc....Throw 
in a GigaTranslator and I'm importing/exporting - to/from other Sampler 
Formats as well.
whew.....
Hope that helps


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