Re: footpedal to send midi CC ? CORRECTION TO MY FIRST REPLY
2011-06-23 by filipovske
Thank you very much for help Steve. I appreciate it a lot. Just I am not sure about this 0-5 volt. I bought behringer foot controller fcv100, which supposed to
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Re: pattern defaults: (Routing sequencer to external gear)
2011-06-22 by stimresp
... Yes I do this too to sequence 2 external synths but I have no recording issues. Where exactly is the problem? What doesn t record correctly?
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-21 by lz303
Well it is quite easy. Take e.g. an ATX 20pin or 24pin PC PSU. I used a PSU from my old Desktop PC. Here are the pinouts of a ATX 20pin PSU:
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-21 by dutchbeats
that is great! can you tell the make of the psu and also any installation instructions? didn t someone say you have to bridge two wires in the cable? i could
Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-21 by lutherblisset63
Yeah it s really the only way to do it it seems. I just wanted to see if it was possible to have separate track lengths. This would would be much easier.
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-21 by lz303
Ok. My XL7 works again. Now with an ATX PC PSU (20Pin). Sure it is not a nice solution because the PC PSU is big and heavy and is outside the case of the CS
Re: footpedal to send midi CC ? CORRECTION TO MY FIRST REPLY
2011-06-20 by steve_the_composer
CORRECTION: I spoke to soon. Take a look at the PK-6 manual (or the MK-6 manual) at www.emu.com (use the legacy gear choice in the drop down in the support
Re: footpedal to send midi CC ?
2011-06-20 by steve_the_composer
This depends on your pedal. If it outputs continuous controller (CC) data, yes. If it is a volume pedal, I saw schematics to turning it into a midi
footpedal to send midi CC ?
2011-06-20 by filipovske
Hi, Is it possible to plug expression pedal into e-mu mk6 (it s actually command station without sequencer, and with keys:), and control filter cut off ?? s it
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-19 by lz303
Thanks a lot for all posts so far :) I will think about it. As i am not 100% sure that the PSU is damaged (as I said before I am not so familiar with
Re: [xl7] Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-17 by Scott Solmonson
Untrue- an ATX-standard power supply has a soft switch- it s the green wire that is the fourth over that needs to be shorted to ground (black) to turn it on-
Re: [xl7] Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-17 by [cYcLoThYmIqUe]
Here are the PSU specs, from this very list : http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/xl7/message/18048 Some people adapted ATX PSU to their failing Command
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-17 by Erik
Besides the cooling issue (and the noise of the fan!), don t forget that a PC power supply is normally controlled from the motherboard. That has as a
Re: [xl7] Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-17 by Bruno
2011/6/15 Bob S. ... But if one removes the side panels, there are four square holes that can be used for it. Not sure how does it
Re: [xl7] Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-17 by Scott Solmonson
I m chiming in a bit late here, and while I m not recommending this as some sort of tested setup, my knowledge of DC power driving digital circuitry tells me
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-17 by dutchbeats
in an audiofanzine forum in 2004 someone said CMG9-01 is the same thing as PTE43-XX-C
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-16 by lz303
...but as i said before i am not an electrician i need detailed instructions... I checked Powdec but no similar power supply there... So there is not one
Re: [xl7] Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-16 by Greg W
I posted this before After frying a cs pwr sup, as they do run very HOT I put a comp fan with holes on the base of my cs Runs way coooler
Re: [xl7] Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-15 by Bob S.
A PC power supply requires forced air cooling, a fan to blow air over the heat sinks. There is no outside air inlet on a CS. Bob El Segundo, CA ... From:
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-15 by lz303
Just checked a ATX power supply... OK enough cables for the XL7 but what about the right specs ? Which power supply should it be? An ATX power supply has 3.3V
Re: Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-15 by lz303
EPR says _ Out of stock A pc power supply? If that works i also take a pc power supply but i have to say that i am not an electrician :) I can measure and do
Re: [xl7] Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-15 by Matt
Epr electronics. Or can you use a pc power supply? On Jun 15, 2011 12:03 PM, lz303 wrote: Hi, my XL7 just broke down. No power anymore.
Power Supply for Command Station
2011-06-15 by lz303
Hi, my XL7 just broke down. No power anymore. Checked the power supply and only the green and the purple cable have 9V and 2.95V. The rest is dead. Does anyone
Re: (unknown)
2011-06-15 by steve_the_composer
Yes. The spammer is a long time member, with a history of normal contributions. So I am inclined to believe it was a hijacked e-mail list and not intentioanl
Re: (unknown)
2011-06-13 by just john
From the (unknown), I wonder if it s from a Hotmail account. I ve gotten some of that from other Hotmailers, so I paid attention when I read this:
Re: [xl7] (unknown)
2011-06-13 by Matt
Email addresses and passwords get compromised all the time. Look at sony. They recently got hacked for all their usernames and passwords. People just reuse
Re: [xl7] (unknown)
2011-06-13 by Bob S.
Message removed, member put into moderation. Member since 2004 ! . Bob
Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by steve_the_composer
Yeah--Aaron knows the Command Station inside and out!!! BTW, there s an extra slash after the http: so the link doesn t work, but people can just look for that
Re: [xl7] Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by Matt
Can t you just extend the first four bar pattern to 8 bars with extend to: and then put your melody in? And if u want to pull it from another pattern just use
Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by lutherblisset63
From my brief experimentation with xmix, I recall that a pattern of greater length than the source is truncated (though the data is still there if you extend
Re: [xl7] Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by Bruno
Hi guys, AFAI have heard Ableton is able (no pun intended) to do this. ... Isn t it something the X-Mix should make possible (mix two patterns, even if they
Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by lutherblisset63
I don t really understand the use of arps to create the separate loops effect, I ll have to try it out. This was the best explanation for composing with
Re: pattern defaults
2011-06-09 by lutherblisset63
Yeah fire up the external gear. It really is a beast of sequencer. I was just using it control my esq-1, which can play up to 8 patches simultaneously. I can
Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by lutherblisset63
Thanks steve. I was hoping to use it in this way: You have a 4 bar bass line and you have have an 8 bar melody. Instead of having to duplicate the 4 bars to
Re: pattern defaults
2011-06-09 by steve_the_composer
Footnote: If you are using E-Mu s usb connection sequence transfers at least 3-4x faster than mid transfers. BTW, your discussion has prompted me to dig out my
Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by steve_the_composer
Haven t found other discussions of this. There are a number of discussions related loop points that might be useful--specifically using the extend function.
Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by steve_the_composer
Unfortunately, I couldn t find any major discussions, but this thread touches on it: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/xl7/message/14111 . If I find any
Re: patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by steve_the_composer
I recall this being discussed before, but I don t remember when or the results. I will look in the archives. I seem to recall the answer being no, but there
patterns of varying length
2011-06-09 by lutherblisset63
Is it possible to simultaneously play tracks or patterns of differing length? You can only set the bar length for each pattern and play one pattern at a time
Re: pattern defaults
2011-06-09 by lutherblisset63
Hi, Renaming the patterns and loading via e-loader turned out to be the easiest way. Actually it was incredibly easy setting up the external devices, worked
Re: How do I save patches to computer with e-loader over usb
2011-06-07 by Matt
Nevermind I found it sorry. On Jun 6, 2011 7:59 PM, Matt wrote: Or do I need to use prodatum/proteum? Thanks Matt
Re: [xl7] How do I save patches to computer with e-loader over usb
2011-06-07 by sam cooper
Check me out! ... From: Matt Subject: [xl7] How do I save patches to computer with e-loader over usb To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
How do I save patches to computer with e-loader over usb
2011-06-07 by Matt
Or do I need to use prodatum/proteum? Thanks Matt
Re: pattern defaults: (Routing sequencer to external gear)
2011-06-06 by steve_the_composer
This is intriguing. Its been years since I recorded music on the E-Mu sequencer intended for external gear. I seem to remember having to get the midi wiring
Re: Odd click/pop from XL-7 at arbitrary intervals
2011-06-06 by steve_the_composer
I listened to the click and I am not sure what might be causing that. I hope others here might be able to help. Steve
Re: pattern defaults: (Routing sequencer to external gear)
2011-06-06 by bobsvitilla
Maybe it is in my settings, but I find in order to record data for external gear using the command station controls I have to assign a silent dumby preset to
Odd click/pop from XL-7 at arbitrary intervals
2011-06-05 by Ricard
Occasionally I get a loud click or pop from audio out of my XL-7. It does not seem to be related to what I m doing or not, sometimes it happens when the
Re: Garage sale score / midi patchbay question
2011-06-05 by steve_the_composer
Is this the one you have? http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1996_articles/oct96/opcode5lxpt1.html I googled opcode patchbay manual and this is one of the things
Re: pattern defaults: (Routing sequencer to external gear)
2011-06-05 by steve_the_composer
PS: Here are a few links to related discussions: XL-7 newbie question - connecting to keyboard + rack synth
Re: pattern defaults
2011-06-05 by steve_the_composer
First, congrats on sucessfully to OS2.0. Midi clock is much more stable, so if you are using your E-MU as a clock master, you ll probably appreciate that.