Re: Proteum Version 38
2010-10-14 by steve_the_composer
Thanks so much for the software, for continuing to support it, and for such quick turnarounds!!!! Steve
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Re: FLASH Progress Report
2010-10-14 by steve_the_composer
Sounds like wonderful progress on the project!!!!! Steve
Re: FLASH Progress Report
2010-10-14 by joe.dalton16
Hi, I m quite new to the forum, new xl7 owner and i m pretty curious about your thread. What are you trying to accomplish ? A usb flash for xl7/mp7 ? What s
dust covers
2010-10-14 by James Ulibarri
I had Larry from Lecover.com custom make a Command Station dust cover for us. They are referred to as the XL-7 cover and obviously they fit all 3 models. I
FLASH Progress Report
2010-10-14 by Jack Pratt
Have been very busy, what with home renovations, computer problems, flooding, etc... I finally have been able to finish off the PCB layout for the USB
Proteum Version 38
2010-10-13 by emigr8
Hi, I have uploaded a new version of Proteum (version 38), which should fix the crash problem seen in the Arp Editor (reported by analogsignal in the XL7 group
Re: [xl7] Re: "sysex dumps", files, and the computer
2010-10-11 by James Ulibarri
Matt, you gotta use E-loader for the USB port. As you know it s an app that Emu has available on their site for free. Originally it came with Command
Re: "sysex dumps", files, and the computer
2010-10-11 by Matt
How does the sysex stuff work? What does the usb port do? Thanks Matt
CTRLR.ORG (was: Re: software control for emu xl 7)
2010-10-11 by steve_the_composer
It looks like someone has created a forum using the name CTRLR focused on midi hardware/software. It looks like it is still in development. The About page
Re: Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-11 by steve_the_composer
I created a folder in the Files section called Tuning Tables. Unfortunately, the only option when saving them as sysex midi data is to save the whole bank of
Re: software control for emu xl 7
2010-10-10 by joeyjoejoemagee
i thought that was called prodatum.....
Re: [xl7] software control for emu xl 7
2010-10-10 by Matt
what is it?
Re: Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-10 by duncan
... hmmm.... I didn t know I could do that. prob ly be a good idea to archive the sys-ex somewhere anyway- it s a lot of work to have to do again... :-) I ll
software control for emu xl 7
2010-10-10 by nicoliukko
if you show your support in this thread http://ctrlr.org/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=259&p=1454#p1454 it will happen :) edit: the forum have had some errors the past
Re: Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-10 by steve_the_composer
Excellent tips!!!! (BTW, if you ever want to share your bank of tuning tables, feel free to create a folder for Tuning Dumps and upload it.) Steve
Re: Arpeggiator octaves
2010-10-10 by steve_the_composer
Glad you mentioned this, Bob. While I have played around a little with these (arp extension interval and count), the thought of using them with forced keys
Any solution
2010-10-06 by Stephane
Hi I would like to know if there is any solution now or if the bug had been fixed about the souncrash when u change of pattern and use a different setup on the
Re: Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-05 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... Oh well. That s what I suspected. Thanks anyway.
Re: Proteum
2010-10-05 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... Thanks for tracking it down. Looking forward to the fix. ... Yes, it s an idea if you have free time at some point. Just eliminating the crashes would be
Re: Proteum
2010-10-05 by emigr8
Its been a long day, but I ve found the problem. It s a very boring memory overwrite cause by another maximum/minimum error in the P2K. If you ask it for
Re: Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-05 by duncan
... definitely NOT. would be nice, though... :-)
Re: Proteum
2010-10-05 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... While it sounds interesting, it would not help me since I am using Proteum to edit the CS arps. I still like using the CS as a sequencer / arp player.
Re: Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-05 by analogsignal@ymail.com
Does anyone know if using a tuning table changes the pitches of the notes that the CS transmits over MIDI?
Re: Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-05 by duncan
... agreed, but I arrived at a standard that I stick to, which works for me... ymmv, as they say. without getting too specific, I use the 12 tuning tables to
Re: Proteum
2010-10-04 by steve_the_composer
Years ago (as I recall) someone somewhere did a database or speadsheet that would send midi data. Not sure if that was here, but it sounds like something that
Re: [xl7] Arpeggiator octaves
2010-10-04 by Matt
Thank you!! On Oct 3, 2010 3:08 PM, Bob S. wrote: *The XL7 is much more versatile with arps than that Korg is so the programming
Re: Proteum
2010-10-04 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... For some reason, it is very easy to reproduce on my system. Why don t you attach some code to the Unhandled Exception event and do a stack dump to a file?
Re: Proteum
2010-10-04 by emigr8
I have got it to crash now. Hmmm. Not sure why. My crash is something to do with tooltips, I think. Your crash sounds like a different one. I ll play and see
Re: Proteum
2010-10-04 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... and, if I get time, I ll take a look, assuming I can remember how that bit worked :-( Proteum crashes very often for me when I close the Edit Arp window
Re: [xl7] Arpeggiator octaves
2010-10-03 by Bob S.
The XL7 is much more versatile with arps than that Korg is so the programming has many more options.....use extension interval to get the step size between
Arpeggiator octaves
2010-10-03 by Matt
Hi all Recently I have been playing with the arpeggiator. I have a microkorg which I can get to send arpeggios to the cs where I press one key (say, c) and it
Re: Proteum
2010-10-02 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... I will get back to you soon on this.
Re: Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-02 by emigr8
Not being able to name a tuning is a bit annoying. I thought you could save and load a tuning as a bulk tuning dump sysx or, at least, that s what Proteum
Tuning Tables and Arps
2010-10-02 by steve_the_composer
I like this!!!!! I just did a test (tuning table: C major scale with all accidentals tuned down a 1/2 step; arp: 0, +4, +7, +4, +12, + 7, +4, 0) and am
Re: Proteum
2010-10-01 by emigr8
... Really. Can you give me the exact steps in Proteum that caused it to crash and, if I get time, I ll take a look, assuming I can remember how that bit
Re: Proteum
2010-09-28 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... I did try out Proteum. It is useful for arp editing since it allows you to insert and delete steps. However, it tends to crash if you edit the arp while
Re: [xl7] Rack ears
2010-09-28 by Matt
nice thanks!
RE: [xl7] Rack ears
2010-09-27 by Beowolf
Hi, I made rack ears up for my MP7 pretty easily with right angle material and some drilled holes. Works fine. From: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Re: [xl7] Rack ears
2010-09-27 by Scott Solmonson
If 10 people want a set of these for $50 each I will fab them :) Else I will trade my XL7 with rack ears for a PX7 without :) -- NUNQUAM NON PARATUS V:
Rack ears
2010-09-27 by Matt
Does anyone have a set of these and not want them or know if its easy to fabricate them? Thanks
tuning tables (was Re: Greetings)
2010-09-23 by duncan
... cheers, steve. I remember being absolutely thrilled to discover this feature in the audity 2000, as it solved a big problem for me with live use of the maq
Re: Greetings
2010-09-23 by steve_the_composer
Using a custom tuning table in this way sounds like a very clever solution. Along these lines, let me share something someone else turned me on to. Its an
Re: Greetings
2010-09-22 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... Thanks Duncan. Two great ideas. I have another MIDI Solutions box that works very well. In the short term, I will probably just record the MIDI in another
Re: Greetings
2010-09-21 by duncan
... you might be able to use a custom tuning table for the preset. I edited the tuning of the notes I didn t want to hear to be the same as the notes I did
Re: Greetings
2010-09-21 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... Thanks Steve. I just downloaded Proteum. According to the documentation, it does allow you to insert and delete arp steps. It could be just the thing I m
Re: Greetings
2010-09-21 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... It s not really a question of resolution, the P3 and the CS user arps represent time differently. I could come up with a complex rhythmic pattern in a CS
Re: [xl7] Re: Greetings
2010-09-20 by Paul Nagle
... CS user pattern arps have more flexibility in timing. Looking at the P3 manual, it looks like you specify the Timebase and all notes start on the grid.
Re: Greetings
2010-09-20 by steve_the_composer
Sometimes I use my old Wacom tablet as a controller with software called wmidi on WinXP. It has about 300 scales. It won t convert major arp patterns to minor
Re: Greetings
2010-09-20 by analogsignal@ymail.com
... Hi Paul, I am a lurker on the P3 mailing list so I am aware of the P3 and Cirklon even though I don t own them. Although the P3 is very powerful, I think
Re: [xl7] Greetings
2010-09-20 by Paul Nagle
... The Sequentix P3 and the forthcoming Cirklon sequencers have force to scale (that allows you define your own scales) but the arpeggiator is fairly basic