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

hello,
I'm looking for a world expedition rom for my px-7, anyone have this
or know where I can get one?
thanks,
Matt

eBay would be your best bet

Listen Up & Feel it

www.olivier-recordings.com

On Aug 15, 2010, at 11:29 PM, Matt <somatt@...> wrote:

> hello,
> I'm looking for a world expedition rom for my px-7, anyone have this
> or know where I can get one?
> thanks,
> Matt
>

I looked there but no luck. I was able to pick up beat garden from eprelectronics.com I guess I'll have to keep looking for world expedtion and construction yard to fill my px-7
Thanks,
-matt

On Sun, 15 Aug 2010, Matt wrote:

> I'm looking for a world expedition rom for my px-7, anyone have this or 
> know where I can get one?
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it might be easier and cheaper to find a planet earth module. harvest the 
ROM and either sell or hang on to the empty chassis.

a few months ago i bought an orbit-3 for less than i would have spent on 
the TSCY & beat garden ROMs. the ROMs are in my XL-7 and i'm hanging on to 
the chassis, looking forward to possibility that i can turn it into a 
sampler, of sorts.


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On Sun, 15 Aug 2010, Matt wrote:

> what is your impression of these roms from orbit so far?
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for electronic [dance] music, the orbit-3 ROMs are a great addition to the 
XL ROM.


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--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Matt <somatt@...> wrote:
>
> good idea, this would give me more slots and more polyphony also when
> chained up to my cs.  what is your impression of these roms from orbit so
> far?
> thanks,
> matt
> 

I got the orbit 3 and the planet world box much cheaper than the ROMs alone.  Keep a look out on Craigslist.  Running the ROMs in external boxes does give you more poly, but harvesting them and putting 4 of them into one box allows for much greater sound design options.  If you are scuplting your own sounds definately put them in one box.  You can layer instruments from different ROMs on one sound patch.  If you are mainly using the canned sounds or find yourself often running into the poly wall, then running the ROM in an external box makes more sense.

Peace,
Bob

You probably know this already, but for the benefit of those who don't, you can use the ROM-less E-Mu to drive other gear with arps. (Not sure how you can use it as a sampler, though.)


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Atom Smasher <atom@...> wrote:

> a few months ago i bought an orbit-3 for less than i would have
> spent on the TSCY & beat garden ROMs. the ROMs are in my XL-7 and
> i'm hanging on to the chassis, looking forward to possibility that
> i can turn it into a sampler, of sorts.