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

Honestly, trying to describe the way th sequencer functions is going
to be a REALLY lengthy post.  I suggest you take a look at the PDF
manual which you can get for free from either the files section of
this group, or from the Emu website.

I think that f you're into indie rock as well as house, you might want
to check out the PX-7 instead.  The drum samples are way better than
the ones on the MP or XP, and it has lots ofother sounds as well.  I
would recommend that coupled with the P2500 ROM instead, I think 
those two roms offer more.

As for how hard the ROMs are to install, it's very easy.  Each ROM you
buy from Emu comes with directions for this, and you can find them
again in the files section of this group as well.

rEalm

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "pulaski909" <pulaski909@y...> wrote:
> 
> i've been out of the loop for a while as far as playing with
> electronic music making tools and want to get back into it with an all
> in one unit such as the the xl-7 or mp-7. i'm into making both
> straight up house/techno grooves as well as electronic infused indie
> rock, where i'd use the box for accompaniment to singing and
> strumming. i'm also interested in building up some more hardware in
> the future. i'd like feedback on how it does sequencing external gear
> (including user assignable knobs) as well as how it is as a sequencer
> in general (muting un muting tracks and does it allow on the fly
> composition). finally i'm not sure which soundset i'd like to start
> with. i think perhaps i'd like both, which means i'd get either one
> and then buy the rom for the one i'm missing. how many of you have
> done that? easy to install?  thanks for any guidance you can give. 
> 
> john