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

well I use the xl-7 as center for my liveact... using other synths:
access virusb
jomox xbase09
future retro 777
emu esi 32

and it works great....I am not a yamaha freak, cause I had the RM1x and sold
the box cause it was not that cool.... other option is the MPC3000... but
safe the money and buy additional a EMU ESI32 . and you\ufffdve got also a good
sampler.... one big bonus of the XL-7 are the programmable knobs... real
great for synth which are controllable over midi.... or even for rebirth in
your PC.... maybe the mpc is a little bit constant in it\ufffds timing.... but it
has also an easier engine... not as powerful as the xl-7....(ok... there are
still some bugs...but time will solve them..) and I like the stepsequencer
in da xl-7 for drum programming.... all over all: GET THE XL-7.... but
that\ufffds my opinion... you should go to the shop and test the boxes... some
like yamaha, some akai.. and other ( like johannes heil..) the roland
MC-80.... I had the Yamaha RM1x and the Roland MC-80.... and now the XL-7...
and it\ufffds the best liveact center I have ever seen and used.... last weekend
in full action ....
also nice: teh lamp on the xl-7---- > good for bad club conditions....


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Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 5:00 PM
Subject: [xl7] XL-7 in Live P.A. setup


> I am considering purchasing the XL-7 to control the following gear in
> a live setting:
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> Ensoniq ASRX Pro Sampler
> Yamaha AN1x Synth
> Korg MS2000 Synth
> Yamaha DX100 Synth
> Roland Juno 106
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> I want to import Midi files into the XL-7, assign the proper midi
> channels to control 8 channels on the sampler, and one channel to
> each of the synths.  I want a seamless flow between tracks for dance
> sets up to 2 hours in length.  I wont be doing much tweaking on the
> XL-7, just controlling the patterns and maybe adding some percussion.
>
> Is the XL-7 what I am looking for?
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