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

Hey is it possible to send an aux output (sub1 or sub2) in MONO. 
The reason I ask is because if I have a 1/4" plugged into R or L of 
the sub1 output and I send a preset there, then the panning on the 
preset is not MONO i.e. if the cable is in the Left output then 
panning to the right just attenuates the volume of the preset instead 
of properly panning in mono.

     Second question I have is about the Global settings, 
specifically, if I have a pattern where channels 1-4 are sent to send2
(sub1) in the global menu (not preset) then what do I have to do to 
have that configuration saved with the pattern. I thought that this 
involved saving a different multisetup for every pattern, i think it 
even says in the manual that to save global settings you have to save 
the multi, but it **seems** that this is not the case....are 
global sends saved along with the pattern? Also is the multisetup 
used for a particular pattern saved when you save the pattern?

   Thanks in advance

                                         Drew

Hey is it possible to send an aux output (sub1 or sub2) in MONO. The 
reason I ask is because if I have a 1/4" plugged into R or L of the sub1 
output and I send a preset there, then the panning on the preset is not 
MONO i.e. if the cable is in the Left output then panning to the right 
just attenuates the volume of the preset instead of properly panning in 
mono.

>>>I would just changed the Preset Panning to match the Sub you're using. 
IE, if you're plugged into L of Sub 1, make sure the preset is panned 
fully Left in the Preset edit menu. <<<

Second question I have is about the Global settings, specifically, if I 
have a pattern where channels 1-4 are sent to send2(sub1) in the global 
menu (not preset) then what do I have to do to have that configuration 
saved with the pattern. I thought that this involved saving a different 
multisetup for every pattern, i think it even says in the manual that to 
save global settings you have to save the multi, but it **seems** that 
this is not the case....are 
global sends saved along with the pattern? Also is the multisetup used for 
a particular pattern saved when you save the pattern?

>>>Send amoutns are saved as part of the Pattern, AND as part of the 
Multisetup.  But I think you're getting a bit confused about what Multi's 
are.  Basically, a Multi will override any settings made to the Pattern. 
It's global snapshot of all the XX-7's settings, including those that are 
also saved as part of a pattern.  They are completely independant though, 
so while they can save some of the same parameters, they have nothing else 
to do with each other. <<<

rEalm
 






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>>>I would just changed the Preset Panning to match the Sub you're 
using.IE, if you're plugged into L of Sub 1, make sure the preset is 
panned fully Left in the Preset edit menu. <<<

Yeah except that my high hat preset has AmpPan --> LFO~ because I 
like the gentle movement it creates. With only one jack in the sub 
output this just makes the preset get quieter and louder. 

Thanks for answering all the questions about the Multis....they are a 
little confusing. Obviously Pattern save saves everything under the 
Pattern menu but its interesting to note that it also saves some 
global data. Much less saving for me if i dont have to do a new multi 
every time.

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "drewaight" <drewaight@y...> wrote:
> Yeah except that my high hat preset has AmpPan --> LFO~ because I 
> like the gentle movement it creates. With only one jack in the sub 
> output this just makes the preset get quieter and louder. 

You can't pan in mono.