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

I  agree. I sold my SP-1200 early this year. I was very attatched to
it but found 
myself using it less and less. Then without a stand alone drum
machine, 
decided to ditch my Proteus 2k and invest in an MP-7. I use it far
more than 
the P2k and SP-1200 together with more than the functionality of the
sum of 
the 2. I have the capability of making my own ROMs for the MP-7 so
some of 
my old library I used for the 1200 I can slip into the MP-7. 
I think you'll dig the XX-7 line. I belive there's more good news to
come next 
year with the rev 2.0 OS. And at today's price, the XX-7's are
untouchable by 
anyting in that price range.

Reek Havok


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "tj297 <tj297@y...>" <tj297@y...> wrote:
> yeah, it's hard to compare the two. i've owned both and they are 
> both great in their own way. the technology of the two are so far 
> apart it's hard to make a real comparison. the MP-7 does have 
> some nice crusty drum sounds. obviously they are high-quality 
> recreations of old dirty 8 bit drum sounds but i was surprised at 
> how authentic some of them sound. i think anyone looking for a 
> good hip-hop drum workhorse would be very pleased with what 
> the MP-7 has to offer. i was and i am.
> -t
> 
> 
> 
> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "jesse_medway 
> <medway808@h...>" <medway808@h...> wrote:
> > 
> > I wouldn't really compare the two.  I have an SP1200
> > sync'd to an MP-7 and get the best of both worlds.
> > Overall feel on the MP-7 is really nice, but it doesnt
> > have the thick sound of the SP1200.  
> > 
> > Jesse
> > 
> > 
> > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "kickinafrobeat 
> <kickinafrobeat@y...>" 
> > <kickinafrobeat@y...> wrote:
> > > How does the MP-7 stack up against the ol Sp12 
> soundwise?  
> > > can you get the same feel?  I'm in the neighborhood for a 
> > > drummachine.  Thanks in
> > >  advance :)
> > > 
> > > john