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Re: metal/rock production

2004-05-10 by serakprep

Thanks for everyone's replies. Is the stock rom on the xl-7
removeable. Could I trade it for the protean ROM, or is it less
desireable. I'm just starting out with everything. This was my first
purchase ever. I knew it was geared towards dance stuff, but I thought
I found a good deal on a really nice one, so I figured I could just
add sounds like you all say.

How can you apply effects from a petal to sounds that are on the xl-7? 


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "electrolama" <andylama@c...> wrote:
> Hello.
> 
> That's interesting (using synths to make metal).  I echo the other 
> post about the XL ROM not being really well suited to rock in general 
> (although some of the XL sounds are edgy enough to be rockin')  Maybe 
> nu-metal or prog-metal?
> 
> I'd suggest adding a ROM or two (I would strongly recommend 'Pop 
> Collection' for guitars and basses, and 'Protean Drums' for big 
> acoustic kits)...then invest a few bucks in stompboxes (guitar 
> effects pedals), particularly overdrive/distortion.  Pedals are cheap 
> and effective (no pun intended).
> 
> Yes, solo music production is a joy, especially for those of us 
> without actual instrument chops  :)
> 
> have fun
> 
> andy
> 
> 
> 
> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "serakprep" <noahfor123@c...> wrote:
> > Hi. I just purchased an xl-7 on ebay. I don't know if it was the 
> best
> > buy for what I want to do, but it was all I could afford. I want to
> > make metal or rock type music. Obviously a band would be better, 
> but I
> > am too shy to work with other people, and I'm sure that alot of 
> people
> > on here would agree that making an entire song by oneself is 
> decent. I
> > was wondering if anyone here uses one of the xx-7s to make anything
> > similar to metal rock or anything like that, and what else besides 
> the
> > emu is needed.

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