Multisetups can be called up as bank switch/program change commands. You simply do a bank change where the MSB is 80 [CC00] and the LSB is 00 [cc32] followed by a program change command to the number of the multi you want to select. [It is in the e-mu manual.] When using a software sequencer you can embed the bank switch and program change commands in a track. I believe you can also do this with e-mu's on-board sequencer. WARNING: Be careful what the called multi is setup to do. Multis change lotsa settings. There may be other options for doing what you want. I am a big fan of using a designated channel for FX! type presets--presets where all the layers have 000:none for the instruments, but whose FX settings are called on the fly with a program change to the designated channel. Also, if you call a multi with the bank switch method, the changes may be abrupt, awkward, etc. Hope this helps. --Steve --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "fatalojyxvsfacial" <fatalojyxvsfacial@y...> wrote: > > I've got one question for this group: > How can i associate the data of one multi ( fx arp bts sends ) to a > pattern in particular. > In fact what i want is that: > When i chain up 2 pattern which are associate to differents multi, i > want the multi of the second pattern will be remembered automatically > when i change the pattern. > Is that feature possible? > Thanks
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Re: Assign a multi to a pattern
2004-12-20 by steve_the_composer
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