Here you go ...
http://www.creative.com/emu/company/history/
http://www.creative.com/emu/company/history/timeline/
DF
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From: steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...>
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 1, 2012 6:30 PM
Subject: [xl7] Re: (unknown)
Congrats for the Planet Earth!! I have heard good things about it.
Looking at the Command Station Operation Manual Addendum for OS 1.31, that seems to be when Beats was added. I thought the original P2K predated that. The CMPSR ROM I picked up from doesn't have arp patterns or BTS riffs.
Interesting that the Planet Earth manual has beats in it. The XL-1 also has beats. I though I saw a website that has the chronology of the different modules. It might be interesting to compare those dates with dates of the OS releases and the dates of the various manual revisions (if those dates were available) for each of the modules.
(E-Mu had so many variations, who can keep track of them all? I can't!!)
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, D F Tweedie <bienpegaito@...> wrote:
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> Steve,
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> I just pawned my soul for a Planet Earth. Yes, I'm ashamed to admit I'm one of those guys helping keep those inflated prices up there.
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> Anyway, it does have beats and it is OS 1.31. And the 'beats' and transmitting them via midi is in the manual ... so it's not due to an OS upgrade.
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> Since Planet Earth, a P1K, is presumably a P2K in all but ROM slots, number of voices and outputs, I must imagine that Beats was in the P2K as well ... but that's based upon deductive reasoning, not documented fact.
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> DF
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> If by proteus you mean the p2k, I believe it depends on your OS. I am not sure when arps and beats were added. I was under the impression that although the original P2K ROM didn't have arps or beats on the ROM itself, later OSes added the ability to have user arp pattens. Perhaps ask about that in the p2k group.
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> I once tried to map CCs to some of the beat functions, but it was quite complex. I seem to recall that patchcord amount affected how the CCs changed things around. I am not at my gear right now so I can't test it.
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> Steve
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> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, D F Tweedie <bienpegaito@> wrote:
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> > How do you send the internal midi used for the arps and beats out (or thru ?) to trigger other instruments in the Command Stations?
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> > I see a menu to set that up in the P2K/ 1K family under Arps in the manual ... but I cannot find the same thing in the proteus.
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> > Also, on beats when you are using the real time controllers to change the 'busyness' or 'number of instruments' of the beat preset, does any one know how many gradations of each of those parameters there actually are? I'd like to know so I could set up a midi controller to trigger the different 'busyness' patterns based upon the CC and a value range.
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> > Thanks.
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