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XL7 as a slave

2005-11-26 by xl7mo

I have a problem and if I can't fix it my xl7 will be worthless to me so please help.
My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-1' and I'm on the 'xl7'. My 
brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master so he controls the tempo(BPM). 
My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and sets the tempo.
My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime, the midi data from the 
'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. I'm not using channel 16. 
Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is set to off. But still it is 
recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.
After a day work and 3 times reading the manual we could not fix this. Please help!

EMU xl7 version 2.0

Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-26 by vibesart

I have an ES-1 and the XL7 here..interesting. It seems as though you
cannot stop the E-tribes from sending out MIDI note data (at least I
cannot find that). 

On the XL7 in the MIDI menu - have you tried assigning the XL7 to a
different MIDI Sysex device ID? Have you tried setting MIDI Enable on
XL7 MIDI Channels 1-15 to "off"? 

Just a few thoughts...not sure it will work or not.


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "xl7mo" <apekup@h...> wrote:
>
> I have a problem and if I can't fix it my xl7 will be worthless to
me so please help.
> My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-1'
and I'm on the 'xl7'. My 
> brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master so he
controls the tempo(BPM). 
> My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and sets
the tempo.
> My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime, the
midi data from the 
> 'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. I'm not
using channel 16. 
> Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is set
to off. But still it is 
> recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.
> After a day work and 3 times reading the manual we could not fix
this. Please help!
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> 
> EMU xl7 version 2.0
>

Re: [xl7] XL7 as a slave

2005-11-26 by Mibrilane

On Nov 26, 2005, at 9:05 AM, xl7mo wrote:

> I have a problem and if I can't fix it my xl7 will be worthless to  
> me so please help.
> My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-1'  
> and I'm on the 'xl7'. My
> brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master so he  
> controls the tempo(BPM).
> My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and  
> sets the tempo.
> My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime, the  
> midi data from the
> 'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. I'm  
> not using channel 16.
> Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is set  
> to off. But still it is
> recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.

I had an ER-1 ages ago. As far as I can recall, there is no way turn  
off the note transmission - the MIDI filter in the ER-1 only applies  
to bank/start/stop messages, sysex, and NRPN knob data.

I'm assuming you are in MULTI mode on the XL-7 with Channel 16A  
turned off.

Maybe if you set MIDI IN CHANNELS to "B" it won't route the incoming  
MIDI notes to any of the A channels in the sequencer. That's what I'd  
try at this point. If rechannelize is off and your sequencer tracks  
are all set to 01A through 16A, rerouting the MIDI in to B should  
keep the incoming data from reaching the sequencer. This would  
exclude clock and MIDI start/stop, as I believe these are global  
messages regardless of the channel.

This all assumes you're not controlling the XL with an external  
keyboard. If that's the case, I don't know what to tell you. :-|
---
Mibrilane





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-27 by lifeistheformofenergy

I 2 have a similar problem when using the XX7 as a "slave" while 
recording in realtime for some reason the preset information switches 
on me or something else changes during the recording and it messes 
everything up ... I assume it is the CC sysex information from the 
other device triggering something on the xx 7 CC sysex - how do we 
turn this off (make it just stay as is) during recording ?

 

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Mibrilane <mibrilane@c...> wrote:
>
> On Nov 26, 2005, at 9:05 AM, xl7mo wrote:
> 
> > I have a problem and if I can't fix it my xl7 will be worthless 
to  
> > me so please help.
> > My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-
1'  
> > and I'm on the 'xl7'. My
> > brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master so 
he  
> > controls the tempo(BPM).
> > My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and  
> > sets the tempo.
> > My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime, 
the  
> > midi data from the
> > 'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. I'm  
> > not using channel 16.
> > Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is 
set  
> > to off. But still it is
> > recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.
> 
> I had an ER-1 ages ago. As far as I can recall, there is no way 
turn  
> off the note transmission - the MIDI filter in the ER-1 only 
applies  
> to bank/start/stop messages, sysex, and NRPN knob data.
> 
> I'm assuming you are in MULTI mode on the XL-7 with Channel 16A  
> turned off.
> 
> Maybe if you set MIDI IN CHANNELS to "B" it won't route the 
incoming  
> MIDI notes to any of the A channels in the sequencer. That's what 
I'd  
> try at this point. If rechannelize is off and your sequencer 
tracks  
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> are all set to 01A through 16A, rerouting the MIDI in to B should  
> keep the incoming data from reaching the sequencer. This would  
> exclude clock and MIDI start/stop, as I believe these are global  
> messages regardless of the channel.
> 
> This all assumes you're not controlling the XL with an external  
> keyboard. If that's the case, I don't know what to tell you. :-|
> ---
> Mibrilane
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

RE: [xl7] Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-27 by Apekop Gapekop

Hi,

No, I'am not controlling the XL with an external keyboard. I hope the sysex 
thing whil fix someting because I tried everything else. I don't know 
annything about sysex. Is it possible to turn it of?
Thanks
Tim




__________________________

I 2 have a similar problem when using the XX7 as a "slave" while
recording in realtime for some reason the preset information switches
on me or something else changes during the recording and it messes
everything up ... I assume it is the CC sysex information from the
other device triggering something on the xx 7 CC sysex - how do we
turn this off (make it just stay as is) during recording ?





I have a problem and if I can't fix it my xl7 will be worthless
to
me so please help.
My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-
1'
and I'm on the 'xl7'. My
brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master so
he
controls the tempo(BPM).
My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and
sets the tempo.
My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime,
the
midi data from the
'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. I'm
not using channel 16.
Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is
set
to off. But still it is
recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.

I had an ER-1 ages ago. As far as I can recall, there is no way
turn
off the note transmission - the MIDI filter in the ER-1 only
applies
to bank/start/stop messages, sysex, and NRPN knob data.

I'm assuming you are in MULTI mode on the XL-7 with Channel 16A
turned off.

Maybe if you set MIDI IN CHANNELS to "B" it won't route the
incoming
MIDI notes to any of the A channels in the sequencer. That's what
I'd
try at this point. If rechannelize is off and your sequencer
tracks
are all set to 01A through 16A, rerouting the MIDI in to B should
keep the incoming data from reaching the sequencer. This would
exclude clock and MIDI start/stop, as I believe these are global
messages regardless of the channel.

This all assumes you're not controlling the XL with an external
keyboard. If that's the case, I don't know what to tell you. :-|
---
Mibrilane

Welcome

2005-11-27 by K4d4w3r

Please be welcome to visit the site of my project)
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http://www.asl-project.net
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Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-27 by steve_the_composer

This problem seemed at first glance an easy one to diagnose. However, 
since I haven't done much with E-Mu sequencer recording, it took a 
while. Since I don't have an electribe, I used Sonar to send data on 
16 channels to my E-Mu sequencer [P2500]. 

I hope this helps:

Relevant MIDI settings:
---BASE TEMPO: ext
---RECHANNELIZE INPUT: off 
---EXTERNAL SONG START/STOP: accepted
---MIDI IN CHANNELS: 1 to 16: A
---MIDI ENABLE channel 16A: off
---RECEIVE PROGRAM CHANGE channel 16A: off

PATTERN EDIT settings [I used T01]:
---CHANNEL ASSIGN Channel: MultiA Dest: Int

NOTE:
ALL Notes were recorded, including those on channel 16, but on 
recording and playback, the channel 16 data was not sent to the 
internal synth engine. 

If you don't mind having the channel 16 data recorded as long as it 
doesn't play your E-Mu, the solution above should work for you.

If this doesn't meet your specific needs, I'd recommend getting some 
kind of programmable filtering device. For  example, I have see MOTU 
8x8 midi routers [Express XT] (among others) on e-bay. The parallel 
port version used to go for around $70-$85. The usb port version is 
more expensive. With either you have 8 user slots to configure 
different routings using computer software. 


--Steve  


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "xl7mo" <apekup@h...> wrote:

> My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-1' 
and I'm on the 'xl7'. 

My 
> brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master so he 
controls the 

tempo(BPM). 
> My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and 
sets the tempo.
> My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime, the 
midi data from the 
> 'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. I'm 
not using channel 16. 
> Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is set 
to off. But still it is 
> recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.
> After a day work and 3 times reading the manual we could not fix 
this. Please help!
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> 
> EMU xl7 version 2.0
>

Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-27 by steve_the_composer

Hmmmm. This might work, too. Since mine is the P2500 [no pads], I 
can't test it. If it works for you, it is better than my solution, as 
it requires fewer steps to achieve. I assume the settings are as 
follows:

MIDI settings:
---BASE TEMPO: ext
---RECHANNELIZE INPUT: off 
---EXTERNAL SONG START/STOP: accepted
---MIDI IN CHANNELS: 1 to 16: B

PATTERN EDIT settings [I used T01]:
---CHANNEL ASSIGN Channel: MultiA Dest: Int

The incoming clock/start/stop still works, but the incoming data is 
routed to B which is not routed to the sequencer.

If you were merging an external midi device with the electribe into 
the E-Mu, then I think my solution should work.

--Steve

> Maybe if you set MIDI IN CHANNELS to "B" it won't route the 
incoming  
> MIDI notes to any of the A channels in the sequencer. That's what 
I'd  
> try at this point. If rechannelize is off and your sequencer 
tracks  
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> are all set to 01A through 16A, rerouting the MIDI in to B should  
> keep the incoming data from reaching the sequencer. This would  
> exclude clock and MIDI start/stop, as I believe these are global  
> messages regardless of the channel.
> 
> This all assumes you're not controlling the XL with an external  
> keyboard. If that's the case, I don't know what to tell you. :-|
> ---
> Mibrilane

Re: [xl7] Welcome

2005-11-27 by Mibrilane

On 11/27/05 5:17 AM, "K4d4w3r" <cadaverlucanti@...> wrote:

> Please be welcome to visit the site of my project)
> Artificial Sound Lab - Project
> http://www.asl-project.net
> And please leave your opinions on the music...)

Your MP3 links don't work - they point to a sever called "www.asl.tam.by" -
the links work if this is replaced with " www.asl-project.net". ;D

--
Mibrilane

Re: [xl7] Welcome

2005-11-27 by K4d4w3r

heh...) THX i'll tell the programmer)
Whats about music?

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Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-28 by zerolatencyproductions

Hello,


The Problem:

This problem has nothing to do with SysEx Data.  Here is what is 
happening.  You are sending information over MIDI chanel 16 from the 
Electribe to the XL-7.  The XL-7 recieves the information; but since 
MIDI Enable is off on channel 16 of the XL-7, the XL-7 doesn't play 
it.  So, what you get is information received and recorded, but not 
heard.  Also, if you have all 16 channels being received by the 
Command Station, it will record all 16 channels on one track.  It 
doesn't matter if you have the MIDI in set to B, are recording on 
Channel 1A, and have everything else set to off in MIDI Enable; the 
XL-7 is still going to record the information of all 16 channels 
onto that one track. There's no way around this on the XL-7.  


The Solution:

Though you might not want to at first, the solution is to use the 
Command Station as the Master and the Electribe as the slave.  I say 
this becuase I know you can setup the MIDI Channels the way you 
would need to on the XL-7.  To do this Go into Pattern or Song menu 
and go to the Channel Assign menu.  Select the channels you want to 
transmit, turn the Dest: to External or Both.  Select the channels 
you don't want to send, turn the Dest: to Internal or None.  If you 
don't want to send keyboard information go to Keyboard Outputs MIDI 
in the MIDI menu and set it to Don't Transmit.  Same with the 
knobs.  This will allow the XL-7 to be effected by the Keyboard and 
knobs, but not send the information to others. With this setup you 
can record on the XL-7 in realtime and not get all the extra info.  

You say your brother is the drummer and he sets the start and stop 
and tempos of the XL-7 from the ER-1.  Well, I don't see any reason 
why you shouldn't set that up on the Command Station and send it to 
the ER-1.  Really, in this case I can see more of a reason to use 
the XL-7 as the master and the ER-1 as the slave.

GoodLuck,
Brandon




  


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "xl7mo" <apekup@h...> wrote:
>
> I have a problem and if I can't fix it my xl7 will be worthless to 
me so please help.
> My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-1' 
and I'm on the 'xl7'. My 
> brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master so 
he controls the tempo(BPM). 
> My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and 
sets the tempo.
> My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime, 
the midi data from the 
> 'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. I'm 
not using channel 16. 
> Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is 
set to off. But still it is 
> recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.
> After a day work and 3 times reading the manual we could not fix 
this. Please help!
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> 
> EMU xl7 version 2.0
>

Re: Welcome

2005-11-28 by lifeistheformofenergy

your site is unable to load the "sound" page and I therefore was unable 
to review your sounds ... 



--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, K4d4w3r <cadaverlucanti@y...> wrote:
Show quoted textHide quoted text
>
> Please be welcome to visit the site of my project)
> Artificial Sound Lab - Project
> http://www.asl-project.net
> And please leave your opinions on the music...)
> 
> Cadaver Cum Spiritus Corpus Non Est! 
> 
> 
> 
> 	
> 		
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RE: [xl7] Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-28 by Apekop Gapekop

Thanks for all the response!
I've tried everything but I'm afraid Brandon is right. There is no solution. 
The xl7 is not usable as a slave. Making it the master is not an option for 
me cause I realy want my brother to set the tempo. I'am playing the bass too 
so let him do that job.
I can do several things. Wat do you guys think is the best:
1 buy a midi filter.
2 buy a "masterclock tempo controler thing" and let the electribe be slave 
of that too.
3 buy another sequencer.
4 My brother wants to buy a mac mini and use ableton live for his 
drumsounds. I wait for that and see if I can fix things then.

Thanks for your help!

Tim
Show quoted textHide quoted text
>From: "zerolatencyproductions" <zerolatencyproductions@...>
>Reply-To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
>To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [xl7] Re: XL7 as a slave
>Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 00:26:36 -0000
>
>Hello,
>
>
>The Problem:
>
>This problem has nothing to do with SysEx Data.  Here is what is
>happening.  You are sending information over MIDI chanel 16 from the
>Electribe to the XL-7.  The XL-7 recieves the information; but since
>MIDI Enable is off on channel 16 of the XL-7, the XL-7 doesn't play
>it.  So, what you get is information received and recorded, but not
>heard.  Also, if you have all 16 channels being received by the
>Command Station, it will record all 16 channels on one track.  It
>doesn't matter if you have the MIDI in set to B, are recording on
>Channel 1A, and have everything else set to off in MIDI Enable; the
>XL-7 is still going to record the information of all 16 channels
>onto that one track. There's no way around this on the XL-7.
>
>
>The Solution:
>
>Though you might not want to at first, the solution is to use the
>Command Station as the Master and the Electribe as the slave.  I say
>this becuase I know you can setup the MIDI Channels the way you
>would need to on the XL-7.  To do this Go into Pattern or Song menu
>and go to the Channel Assign menu.  Select the channels you want to
>transmit, turn the Dest: to External or Both.  Select the channels
>you don't want to send, turn the Dest: to Internal or None.  If you
>don't want to send keyboard information go to Keyboard Outputs MIDI
>in the MIDI menu and set it to Don't Transmit.  Same with the
>knobs.  This will allow the XL-7 to be effected by the Keyboard and
>knobs, but not send the information to others. With this setup you
>can record on the XL-7 in realtime and not get all the extra info.
>
>You say your brother is the drummer and he sets the start and stop
>and tempos of the XL-7 from the ER-1.  Well, I don't see any reason
>why you shouldn't set that up on the Command Station and send it to
>the ER-1.  Really, in this case I can see more of a reason to use
>the XL-7 as the master and the ER-1 as the slave.
>
>GoodLuck,
>Brandon
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "xl7mo" <apekup@h...> wrote:
> >
> > I have a problem and if I can't fix it my xl7 will be worthless to
>me so please help.
> > My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-1'
>and I'm on the 'xl7'. My
> > brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master so
>he controls the tempo(BPM).
> > My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and
>sets the tempo.
> > My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime,
>the midi data from the
> > 'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. I'm
>not using channel 16.
> > Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is
>set to off. But still it is
> > recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.
> > After a day work and 3 times reading the manual we could not fix
>this. Please help!
> >
> > EMU xl7 version 2.0
> >
>
>
>
>

Re: [xl7] Re: Welcome

2005-11-28 by K4d4w3r

The site is working correctly now...)))
the problem was after transfer to the other doman))
I hope i'll hear your opinions


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Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-30 by zerolatencyproductions

I think you should definately wait for the Mac Mini.  Sequencing on 
a computer is almost always easier than on a peice of dedicated 
hardware.  Funny, hunh?  It might be a little more expensive, 
though.  Chances are your gonna have to buy a professional soundcard 
to go with it, and since you're getting the Mac Mini you'll have to 
get a soundcard that connects via USB2.0.  Since you're using 
several MIDI instruments at once, you'll need either a soundcard 
that comes with more than 16 channels of in\out, or get something 
like a MIDISPORT2x2 or MIDISPORT8x8.  Setting up a computer based 
system is a little more expensive, but it will definately be worth 
it in the long run.  You'll end up with a more complete production 
studio that does a lot more than just filtering MIDI.  

Later,
Brandon   

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Apekop Gapekop" <apekup@h...> wrote:
>
> Thanks for all the response!
> I've tried everything but I'm afraid Brandon is right. There is no 
solution. 
> The xl7 is not usable as a slave. Making it the master is not an 
option for 
> me cause I realy want my brother to set the tempo. I'am playing 
the bass too 
> so let him do that job.
> I can do several things. Wat do you guys think is the best:
> 1 buy a midi filter.
> 2 buy a "masterclock tempo controler thing" and let the electribe 
be slave 
> of that too.
> 3 buy another sequencer.
> 4 My brother wants to buy a mac mini and use ableton live for his 
> drumsounds. I wait for that and see if I can fix things then.
> 
> Thanks for your help!
> 
> Tim
> 
> 
> 
> 
> >From: "zerolatencyproductions" <zerolatencyproductions@y...>
> >Reply-To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
> >To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: [xl7] Re: XL7 as a slave
> >Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 00:26:36 -0000
> >
> >Hello,
> >
> >
> >The Problem:
> >
> >This problem has nothing to do with SysEx Data.  Here is what is
> >happening.  You are sending information over MIDI chanel 16 from 
the
> >Electribe to the XL-7.  The XL-7 recieves the information; but 
since
> >MIDI Enable is off on channel 16 of the XL-7, the XL-7 doesn't 
play
> >it.  So, what you get is information received and recorded, but 
not
> >heard.  Also, if you have all 16 channels being received by the
> >Command Station, it will record all 16 channels on one track.  It
> >doesn't matter if you have the MIDI in set to B, are recording on
> >Channel 1A, and have everything else set to off in MIDI Enable; 
the
> >XL-7 is still going to record the information of all 16 channels
> >onto that one track. There's no way around this on the XL-7.
> >
> >
> >The Solution:
> >
> >Though you might not want to at first, the solution is to use the
> >Command Station as the Master and the Electribe as the slave.  I 
say
> >this becuase I know you can setup the MIDI Channels the way you
> >would need to on the XL-7.  To do this Go into Pattern or Song 
menu
> >and go to the Channel Assign menu.  Select the channels you want 
to
> >transmit, turn the Dest: to External or Both.  Select the channels
> >you don't want to send, turn the Dest: to Internal or None.  If 
you
> >don't want to send keyboard information go to Keyboard Outputs 
MIDI
> >in the MIDI menu and set it to Don't Transmit.  Same with the
> >knobs.  This will allow the XL-7 to be effected by the Keyboard 
and
> >knobs, but not send the information to others. With this setup you
> >can record on the XL-7 in realtime and not get all the extra info.
> >
> >You say your brother is the drummer and he sets the start and stop
> >and tempos of the XL-7 from the ER-1.  Well, I don't see any 
reason
> >why you shouldn't set that up on the Command Station and send it 
to
> >the ER-1.  Really, in this case I can see more of a reason to use
> >the XL-7 as the master and the ER-1 as the slave.
> >
> >GoodLuck,
> >Brandon
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "xl7mo" <apekup@h...> wrote:
> > >
> > > I have a problem and if I can't fix it my xl7 will be 
worthless to
> >me so please help.
> > > My brother and I are in the same band he is on a 'Electribe ER-
1'
> >and I'm on the 'xl7'. My
> > > brother is the drummer and the 'Electribe ER-1' is the master 
so
> >he controls the tempo(BPM).
> > > My xl7 is the slave. so far so good. He controls start/stop and
> >sets the tempo.
> > > My problem is that when I want to record something in realtime,
> >the midi data from the
> > > 'Electribe ER-1' is recorded too. The er-1 is on channel 16. 
I'm
> >not using channel 16.
> > > Rechannelize input is set to off. Enable midi for channel 16 is
> >set to off. But still it is
> > > recording the mididata from the 'Electribe ER-1'.
> > > After a day work and 3 times reading the manual we could not 
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> >this. Please help!
> > >
> > > EMU xl7 version 2.0
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Re: [xl7] Re: XL7 as a slave

2005-11-30 by Rich Williams

>I think you should definately wait for the Mac Mini.  Sequencing on
>a computer is almost always easier than on a peice of dedicated
>hardware.  Funny, hunh?  It might be a little more expensive,
>though.  Chances are your gonna have to buy a professional soundcard
>to go with it, and since you're getting the Mac Mini you'll have to
>get a soundcard that connects via USB2.0.


It's a much better idea to use Firewire for audio, especially if 
you're using your USB bus for MIDI

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