indeed!
I have been in this group and other similar ones (command station groups) since
their early beginnings, and I have seen them grow, instead shrinking with time.
This is because, command station has been increasing his popularity with
time. Best products prove their supremacy on their area only after years,,
when people realize little by little its capabilities.
Besides there is people here with a good attitude to share their knowledge. I
have two CS since several years ago, and I keep finding new applications for
them every day
From: Bob S. <tttsystems@...>
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, September 14, 2010 8:54:24 AM
Subject: Re: [xl7] (unknown)
Thank you and welcome. There really is a wealth of information in the group and
it's archives. When you get a chance, browse the past messages on your most
sought topics such as ROM burning, opinions on best ROMs and little known
features and details of operation. Many of us have been together in this for
over 5 years including a specialist in this Emu product line. Please feel free
to chime in on any time in our discussions threads....and have fun making music
with what I think, is one of the best and most versatile electronic all-in-one
ROM-based instruments around.....
Bob
El Segundo, CA
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>From: Mach FoX
>To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Monday, September 13, 2010 20:03
>Subject: RE: [xl7] (unknown)
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>he110 groupers and station commanders-
>thanx to person/s who moderates and keeps group spam free!
>this group is great and a wealth of information for me.
>I have been member for years and know my way around xl7 pretty well for my
>purposes(main hardware seq)- but I like to know and learn about other tips/uses.
>- just recently someone mentioned random patch generator (in eloader?)- i will
>check it out...plus i havent backed up xl7 in quite a while.
>cant really see what fuss/combat is about -if people dont agree...oh well.
>whether you use custom roms or not this machine is sweeeet!!
>
>I had a 2500 breifly before i switched to xl7- and a huge reason i wanted these
>was to burn custom roms of my original samples which would save space and set-up
>for live performance.
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>found it cheaper and easier to trigger external sampler...but more set-up and
>room needed. :[
>There are so many uses for this machine that not everyone buys for same reason.
>(if not happy with sounds learn and utilize patchcords, or even try stacking
>sounds)
>since i gave up on custom roms I consider xl7 more of an extensive and stackable
>inst sample library with good wave forms(4 cards in mine).
>the yellow beast is mostly a brain for the other synths/drums in my set-up.
>live sequencing/editing is free and easy-
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>Mach FoX
>www.machfox.com
>www.myspace.com/machfox
>http://www.machfox.bandcamp.com/
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>Mach FoX - USA
>Time warped supercharged electro punk with pop overtones... nightmares and
>lucid dreams...
>
>not defined in black and white or color... but analogue sweet analogue.
>Mach FoX delivers what underground 80s satellite radio can't.
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>From: smw-mail@...
>Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2010 02:01:18 +0000
>Subject: [xl7] (unknown)
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>Hey, Bob! Do you believe all the immature nonsense going on? I have been very
>polite and understanding; I try to maintain a positive outlook and try to do my
>best to help people solve problems/find work arounds with their gear, look up
>relevant previous discussions from the archives, etc. I have written privately
>to two of the verbal "combattants" with what I thought was amazing calmness and
>understanding. But it the nastiness seems to have spread to a third person
>(maybe more).
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>As I told you I am a believer of free speech and the thought of moderating
>people's posts really bothers me. And you shouldn't have to edit posts. I don't
>know what's gotten into people lately. We have never had this BS here!!!!
>
>I also don't like the idea of booting people (except for spammers). If someone
>wants to leave, that is their choice.
>
>Now that several people are on moderation, part of me wants to just take them
>off moderation and tell them to "Grow up." (Like I told my kids, I don't care
>who started it, both of you need to end it!) Yet, as long as its done, part of
>me wants to just leave it where it is. In any case, it is a waste of everyone's
>time. You shouldn't have to edit or even approve/reject thses posts.
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>My advice is just leave things the way they are--no more
>editing/approval/rejecting and certainly no more kind, understanding private
>e-mails to the "combattants." Let the posts just pile up no matter if they are
>inciteful or benign!!!!!!!
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>To echo what Greg said, thanks for trying to keep on top of it!!
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>--Steve
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