Re: [xl7] Re: 220 vs. 110 volts
2005-01-10 by Bob S.
Hi Jose Don t worry, the 110 and 220 volts are regulated down to 5 volts and 12 volts DC regardless of AC input voltage so the digital circuits (and analog
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2005-01-10 by Bob S.
Hi Jose Don t worry, the 110 and 220 volts are regulated down to 5 volts and 12 volts DC regardless of AC input voltage so the digital circuits (and analog
2005-01-10 by José Sáez
I m not sure if i would try that test again... A low voltage has less probability to fry your MP7 circuits since the resistance diminishes as voltage goes
2005-01-09 by groakes2000
Thanks Guys - I borrowed a stepdown of my father-in-law. It has a dial on it whereby you can adjust the voltage down as low as 80v. Just for a test, I tried
2005-01-09 by Bob S.
Great test and work Jose...thanks for the affirmation..... Bob Corona/Riverside, CA ... From: José Sáez To: xl7@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, January 09,
2005-01-09 by José Sáez
All right, i measured temperatures of the surface of the unit day and night after 1 hour of operation at 220 and 110V (i waited for the unit to cool down
2005-01-08 by gonzinigonz
well... A bit more info on how you ve got things plugged in would help... so if you want to seq your Yamaha from the PX-7:- Midi Out (A or B) from the PX-7
2005-01-08 by gonzinigonz
Ok, i can sort of come to terms with that one.. l ll have a play around with the beats mode and see what comes out of that. Cheers Gonz ... A ... because ...
2005-01-08 by Herschel Newman
OK, I wanna record both my PX7 and my Yamaha keyboard thru my computer wave creator software. I port the PX7 and the keyboard together, but it only lets me
2005-01-08 by Greg Waltzer
An arp only operates on one midi channel. You can have 32 arps because there are 32 midi channels (16 each on A and B). You couldn t have more than one arp on
2005-01-08 by BEAUFILS Adrien
gonzinigonz wrote: Hi All Been playing around with the arps controlling my synths. I having a few problems understanding how the midi
2005-01-08 by gonzinigonz
Hi All Been playing around with the arps controlling my synths. I having a few problems understanding how the midi channel routing works out. This is what i
2005-01-08 by gonzinigonz
Sounds like another switchmode PSU failing.. This would explain your errors that you ve been having. It doesnt happen without power. Its one of the most common
2005-01-08 by BEAUFILS Adrien
I have tested that this morning. But as the rom i have bought isn t enable with my OS, i can t tell if the presets were remembered if i have made some users
2005-01-08 by tonyhoneyford
Thanks.... thats not what I wanted to hear, but it makes perfect sense... --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Greg Waltzer ... stored ... its
2005-01-07 by steve_the_composer
No sooner does rEalm leave, and the riff-raff shows up!!! Who s gonna bounce these pathetic promoters now? ... movies.net ... videos. It s 100Åegal for a
2005-01-07 by paolovalladolid
Realm, Belated thanks for all your help, whereever you are. Paolo
2005-01-07 by Bob S.
Why not have the other sound/preset on another midi channel and just change to a new channel in the sequence. That would be less risky and CPU intensive. Bob
2005-01-07 by José Sáez
Without opening the unit, i m beginning to think that the problem is located at the power transformer. Perhaps they have used cheap transformers with low
2005-01-06 by groakes2000
On another note, my continuing problem with Fatal Errors has been somewhat ameliorated by using a stepdown transformer running at 110v. Time between failures
2005-01-06 by phest2k
Firstly a Happy Ney Year to you all, I ve using my command station as a sound module recently running of my pc using cubase. I find that when using a program
2005-01-06 by jayteejrs
I m looking for one in mint condition... Email the details... Paypal payment only... Thx
2005-01-05 by Patrick Thomas
We ll miss you realm. Thanks for your insight and experience. xl7@yahoogroups.com wrote: There are 16 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Well,
2005-01-05 by groakes2000
...In which case you would still be running at 220v. If you want to run at 110v from a 220/240v mains supply you WILL need a stepdown transformer. cheers Greg
2005-01-05 by Greg Waltzer
no, the sound is still using the wave forms from the instruments stored on the rom.
2005-01-05 by tonyhoneyford
If I edit a sound on a rom,and save it to user memory, will it remain as is in its user memory slot, even if I remove the original rom board. The reason I ask
2005-01-05 by Bob S.
Or a $2 flat US prong to round Europe prong adapter as I did...... ... From: José Sáez To: xl7@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 9:40 PM
2005-01-05 by Ravi Ivan Sharma
Not to mention that now that you have a home internet connection you can resub using a different free account. No excuses! :) ... From: Bob S. To:
2005-01-05 by José Sáez
You don t need to force the plug... you just buy a different power cable.... Jose ...
2005-01-05 by Wesley D.
i didn t think you could even plug a US AC cable into a euro plug, I thought the converter was a must.... ...
2005-01-05 by José Sáez
The thing was more stupid than i thought at the beginning: I control my XL7 with a Novation KS4 keyboard. Everytime i turn on both instruments, i change the
2005-01-05 by José Sáez
Hey, thanks rEalm, see you around. Of course you won t unsubscribe, only will stop receiving mail for a while i guess. And... great FAQ ! Very useful and
2005-01-05 by gonzinigonz
Yep do it, the differance is worth it.. Gonz ... After a while, I could not keep it on my lap while programming. In the US where I operate the unit normally
2005-01-05 by Aaron Eppolito
Thanks for all the assistance you ve provided over the past few years! We ll see you around! -Aaron ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!?
2005-01-04 by vibesart
rEalm you will be missed! - your posts serve as mightly document of know-how and musicality served up with great generousity - thanks for everything! and best
2005-01-04 by realm619
Because it would be very obvious that I was not working then. We have zero privacy in my new area at work. At least if someone walks by and sees me in Lotus
2005-01-04 by realm619
Because it would be very obvious that I was not working then. We have zero privacy in my new area at work. At least if someone walks by and sees me in Lotus
2005-01-04 by Bob S.
I noticed while I was in Sweden with my XL-7, it ran hot on 220v. After a while, I could not keep it on my lap while programming. In the US where I operate
2005-01-04 by Bob S.
Why don t you do what I do.....monitor your email (such as yahoo, hotmail, earthlink, etc) rather than directly receiving the email. This way you are looking
2005-01-04 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
As I feared would happen one day, our IT department has told me that I m receiving too many non-work related emails on a daily basis and I must do something
2005-01-04 by José Sáez
Hey, thanks everyone for the prompt answers. I m running a test now about warmth with 220 / 110 V settings. I ve been running the XL7 all this time at 220, and
2005-01-04 by cosine... zero
Presets are NOT stored with the Pattern. Presets are completely ... the Preset, not the actual Preset data. -- Let me make this even MORE confusing. :) Tweaks
2005-01-04 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
The presets stored in the pattern, as is a lot of the settings. ... up a bit. Presets are NOT stored with the Pattern. Presets are completely independant from
2005-01-04 by cosine... zero
... -- The presets stored in the pattern, as is a lot of the settings. You should download the manual off the website for more information. See page 50
2005-01-04 by José Sáez
This is a newbie question, but... Are the sounds stored within the pattern or do they have to be stored in a global setup ? If that s the case, it sucks,
2005-01-04 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
Are the sounds stored within the pattern or do they have to be stored in a global setup ? If that s the case, it sucks, since i have to go looking for the
2005-01-04 by pulaski909
thanks cosinezero (and also to rEalm). that helps a lot. i have experience with hardware seqs (used to use a kawai q80) so i m hopeful that i will indeed get
2005-01-04 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
thanks cosinezero (and also to rEalm). that helps a lot. i have experience with hardware seqs (used to use a kawai q80) so i m hopeful that i will indeed get
2005-01-04 by gonzinigonz
HI I run my XL-7 off a 110v step down transformer from 240v here in the UK. I ran it for a while on 240v but it did seem to get rather hot.. With no fan in
2005-01-04 by cosine... zero
Lots to say here... ... -- It s pretty decent for sequencing house/techno, tho I m not really impressed with it s abilities for math-rock and the casio-esque
2005-01-03 by realm619
Honestly, trying to describe the way th sequencer functions is going to be a REALLY lengthy post. I suggest you take a look at the PDF manual which you can