> However, the fact that
> you have 16 sections laid out in front of you, along with harmonizing and
> effects means makes it easier to layout and play with the overall song
> structure, or switch between back like they were sampled grooves.
The xl-7 can only lays out the 16 tracks at once - the rm1x also lets you select from a bank of 16 patterns at once.
If you use the 'trigger patterns' command on the xl-7, but this only lets you access one set of sixteen, instead of all of them. And there's no 'breakbeat' switching.
bIz
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----- Original Message -----
From: robotchas
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 1:35 PM
Subject: [xl7] XL cf. RM1x was Re: Will a Command Station suite my needs?
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "biz" <biz@g...> wrote:
> However, the fact that
> you have 16 sections laid out in front of you, along with harmonizing and
> effects means makes it easier to layout and play with the overall song
> structure, or switch between back like they were sampled grooves.
How so? Aside from the MIDI fx like harmonizing and velocity offset, doesn't
the XL do all the same things? Not arguing, curious. The interface just seems
more immediate to me on the XL, but that's obviously subjective. Or are you
talking about the LCD?
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Re: [xl7] XL cf. RM1x was Re: Will a Command Station suite my needs?
2003-06-04 by biz