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

I think you need to have PC turned on for all channels in order for them 
to know what Presets they should be playing.

rEalm



I know I had program change off on the channel with the problem but I 
turned it on and that helped but things still seem to be acting weird.

I seem to get occasional hiccups,  added sounds when patterns change,
presets sounding different from day to day. how can any one rely on this
thing live???? I hope it is just a matter of my own ignorance and not the
MP7 itself. I do name my presets to avoid messing them up.


what is everything I need to consider to make sure my MP7 remains stable
(right now it seems any thing but reliable) and to avoid messing up the 
wok
& presets that I have been working on. It seems lately that I can't
effectively save or even scroll through screens while playing.

acopolis





> Message: 9
>    Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2003 04:03:32 -0000
>    From: "justinkoller" <justinkoller@...>
> Subject: WinXP & USB Problem
>
> I've seen some people post about this, but haven't seen a solution
> or heard of one working.
>
> When i turn on the XL7, let it boot up, and THEN plug it into
> windows (as the directions say), windows xp will NOT correctly
> detect the device.  Via MIDI, I have already upgraded to 2.0, and
> can run eloader.  Eloader was not running while I tried to plug in
> the device to USB.
>
> Emu support has some canned response they used on me twice that
> includes "USB is only for sequence back up" and "please read the
> instructions and follow them exactly or you'll need to douse your PC
> in bleach and reinstall windows".  So I'm turning to you guys.
>
> I've tried this on several PC's (all, unfortunately, run winXP).
> Every one complains that an "unknown device" was plugged in, and may
> have malfunctioned.  Manual installs fail, because windows complains
> the drivers I try to set (tried both usb0 and usb1 first) an
> incompatible with the device..I'm guessing that's because
> it's "unknown".
>
> But, I'm thinking that the device has some unique ID, (since
> subsequent install attempts happen so much faster than the first)
> and that I can edit the registry settings for it, so windows can
> match up the same strings that exist in the driver vs. what's
> detected.
>
> A.) Anybody got another solution?
> b.) What, EXACTLY, does windows XP detect the device as?
>
> thanx
> -jk*
>
>
>
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