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

thanks a lot, 
I understand you but my problem is that I don`t know where to save 
the new preset without erasing other presets.
...wait
oh, I`m really silly. 
I have to search and edit my presets under XL-7 in the preset menu 
and then I can save them in the user menu in any location I want to. 
it doesn`t matter if I erase a preset in the user location because I 
have the original in the XL-7 location. Is this right?
thanks
gerald 

another question:
why does it takes four bars to start my programmed modulation? 












--- In xl7@y..., erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> I guess I don't understand why you just can't save the Presets to 
> different locations for each Pattern then?  You want to use the 
same 
> preset, but want to assign different quick edits (effectively 
making it a 
> new preset BTW) for each Pattern?  So save your your "common" 
Preset 
> (named with different number after it for instance) for each 
Pattern in a 
> new Preset Location.
> 
> Example, say you use a Preset called "Lead Line" in three different 
> Patterns (we'll call the Pattern 1, Pattern 2 and Pattern 3 for 
this 
> example).  In each Pattern, edit the preset's name to match the 
Pattern 
> number.  So Pattern 1 would have a Preset called "Lead Line1", 
Pattern 2 
> would use a Preset called "Lead Line2", etc....  After you rename 
each 
> Prest, be sure to save it in a new loaction.  By saving the same 
preset to 
> new User locations with different names, you effectively get three 
of the 
> same Preset, with the name being the only thing different.  Just be 
sure 
> to update the right track with the new location of the Preset you 
just 
> renamed and saved as a new Preset, the XL-7 won't do this for you 
> automatically.  Then resave the Pattern once you've done that.  Now 
you 
> can go into each Pattern,and make your quick edits to the Preset 
how you 
> want them, and then resave the Preset with those changes.  Just be 
sure to 
> assign the new Preset location to the track you want, that won't 
change 
> automatically for you. 
> 
> Make sense?  I can try again if it's too confusing.
> 
> rEalm
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