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

The presets stored in the pattern, as is a lot of the settings. 

>>>Just because I can see this causing some confusion, let me clear this 
up a bit. Presets are NOT stored with the Pattern.  Presets are completely 
independant from Patterns, if you tweak a Preset, then save a PATTERN, all 
of the tweaks you made to the Preset will be gone next time you turn on 
your XX-7.  Presets are independant entities that are stored completely 
seperate from Patterns. The Pattern stores the LOCATION of the Preset, not 
the actual Preset data.  If you tweak a Preset to your liking, you need to 
save that to a new User Preset location via the save menu.  the Pattern 
will remember this new location automatically, but you must still save the 
Pattern for this to be remembered.

When in doubt, save the Preset, then resave your Pattern. <<<

I find global setups are really only used for start points for a song 
/pattern. Save a global setup that describes your studio, your live setup, 
etc; and you can use the setup to set your patterns up before you begin 
writing them.

>>>Same here, I only use Multi's for remember different global settings 
depending on my use of the machine (live, studio, etc).  The easiest 
option is to just make all your global settings, save the current multi as 
something like "PX-7 Default" and then forget about the Multi function 
until you find yourself needing it for something else. <<<

rEalm
 








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