For live work, the MC-505's ability to allow you to effortlessly tweak tunings, levels, filters, etc of individual drum sounds, snare, hi hat, whatever, whether in a pattern, or even in an rps you are flying in, is not to be underestimated if you enjoy true flying by the seat of your pants live work. >>>Agreed Ravi, the mc505 is much better at letting you control your set flow and experiment live, while keeping everything under wraps. The XX-7's pretty much require you to have your entire set preplanned, in order to do it smoothly. However, let's not forget summer NAMM starts next week, may EMU have some surprises? <<< p.s. the only thing I worry about on lists like this that are blessed with company presence and input is that some members are either scared or intolerant of even slightly negative posts like this one and end up shouting down all dissent to show props for the company staff on board etc. >>>see the archives, there was plenty of this going on before the OS 1.31 upgrade :) <<< rEalm
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Re: [xl7] Re: Help MC-505 vs. XL-7 - Andre and all
2002-07-12 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
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