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

Or like Agatha Christie.  By the way, I removed the big black plastic "ears" at the sides since I bought them. They take a lot of space, and I have that idea that the command station cools better without them. There is better air ventilation.

malik <malik_martin@...> wrote:
          for some reason, you sound very horny.

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "eric_swhite" <eric_swhite@...> wrote:
>
> Hello. I have been hunkering down, and focusing entirely on 
programming 
> complete tunes on my MP-7 only. All other gear is turned off. I 
have 
> found my right hand resting on the upper right corner of the big, 
black 
> plastic end-cap. It lives there, and twirls the data knob from time 
to 
> time. The shape and feel of this aspect of the machines' body, is 
so 
> slick, it's like a sports car. Electronic music is such a hand-
oriented 
> preoccupation, I appreciate that the designers at E-Mu, thought 
about 
> that. They seem to have created an inviting place for my hands to 
> visit.
> I have everything I need in there, except a sampler. I think I'll 
just 
> add my trusty old Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000 into the loop, 
on 
> one of the external "b" tracks.
> This is my "small, dead, southern california synth maker" set-up. 
It 
> really puts out a different vibe, than the Japanese: Roland, Korg, 
etc.
> Synthetically slipping away, ESW.
>



                           

       

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