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

The Pop ROM has an extra bank than the P2500 ROM has.  Here's the
lowdown on the infamous EROM2 samples...

CMPSR = 8 (7?) banks of presets, seemingly old sounding IMHO
P2500 = 4 banks, better presets (again IMHO)
PK6 = 5 banks, P2500 + additional keyboard and beats presets
Pop = same as PK6

You'd definitely want the Pop ROM as opposed to the P2500 ROM as it is
a superset, and the extra bank is good.

-Aaron

PS. take all this with a grain of salt, it's been 2 years since I
worked at E-mu and my memory's fuzzy...  (or maybe that was just the
few glasses of wine I just had)

--- steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...> wrote:
> How many different ROM variations are involved? and what are the IDs 
> of each?  I have the rom from the P2500.  I also have the CMPSR 
> presets (syx) converted for the P2500 rom.
> 
> If the P2500 is identical to the Proteus Pop rom, I am sure I have a 
> syx dump of the 4 rom banks that I could upload (if there's room).
> 
> I have not worked on my software to do ROM ID conversion in a long 
> time, so if the P2500 presets are the ones being asked for, someone 
> would have to convert the IDs by hand. (I am assuming that the 
> samples are in the same locations on the roms in question.)
> 
> Let me know if this will help.
> 
> -Steve


		
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