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Where are the User BEATS stored?

Where are the User BEATS stored?

2010-12-26 by Bruno

Hi guys,

another thing that bothers me - more about P2K than XL7, but still...

I have P2K with Protozoa ROM and OS 2.26. So I have all those shiny
features - arps, beats and so on. However, in the beat menu I access
from the "Multi" button, I can select Master Riff only from audition
riffs in my ROMs (which are, I'm afraid, the same in both). I also
have the "User" bank, which says "(not installed)". I checked the
Orbit 3 manual, but there's no info about user beats. Anyone can share
some information regarding this topic?

Thanks,
Bruno

Re: Where are the User BEATS stored?

2010-12-28 by steve_the_composer

There are no user beats. If you have BTS riff in an installed ROM, you can use them. 

Where the display says "(not installed)" you have a preset that is accessing a resource on a ROM that is not currently installed.

I hope this helps.

Steve  

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Bruno <brunorc@...> wrote:
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>
> Hi guys,
> 
> another thing that bothers me - more about P2K than XL7, but still...
> 
> I have P2K with Protozoa ROM and OS 2.26. So I have all those shiny
> features - arps, beats and so on. However, in the beat menu I access
> from the "Multi" button, I can select Master Riff only from audition
> riffs in my ROMs (which are, I'm afraid, the same in both). I also
> have the "User" bank, which says "(not installed)". I checked the
> Orbit 3 manual, but there's no info about user beats. Anyone can share
> some information regarding this topic?
> 
> Thanks,
> Bruno
>

Re: [xl7] Re: Where are the User BEATS stored?

2010-12-29 by Mauricio Balma

You solved the riddle of my life. 
 
I thought there was a "User ROM" for sale or something alike. where you could store more stuff

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From: steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...>
Subject: [xl7] Re: Where are the User BEATS stored?
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, December 28, 2010, 6:33 PM


  



There are no user beats. If you have BTS riff in an installed ROM, you can use them. 

Where the display says "(not installed)" you have a preset that is accessing a resource on a ROM that is not currently installed.

I hope this helps.

Steve 

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Bruno <brunorc@...> wrote:
Show quoted textHide quoted text
>
> Hi guys,
> 
> another thing that bothers me - more about P2K than XL7, but still...
> 
> I have P2K with Protozoa ROM and OS 2.26. So I have all those shiny
> features - arps, beats and so on. However, in the beat menu I access
> from the "Multi" button, I can select Master Riff only from audition
> riffs in my ROMs (which are, I'm afraid, the same in both). I also
> have the "User" bank, which says "(not installed)". I checked the
> Orbit 3 manual, but there's no info about user beats. Anyone can share
> some information regarding this topic?
> 
> Thanks,
> Bruno
>

Re: [xl7] Re: Where are the User BEATS stored?

2010-12-29 by Bruno

Hi guys,

Steve, thanks for the info!

2010/12/29 Mauricio Balma <balmaproducer@...>
>  You solved the riddle of my life.
>
> I thought there was a "User ROM" for sale or something alike. where you could store more stuff

Well, then I see another interesting use for custom user-generated
ROMs - and those fancy USB-thingies, that were mentioned on XL7 list
:-)

Regards,

Bruno

[xl7] Re: Where are the User BEATS stored?

2010-12-29 by Bruno

Hi guys,

Steve, thanks for the info!

2010/12/29 Mauricio Balma <balmaproducer@...>
>  You solved the riddle of my life.
>
> I thought there was a "User ROM" for sale or something alike. where you could store more stuff

Well, then I see another interesting use for custom user-generated
ROMs - and those fancy USB-thingies, that were mentioned on XL7 list
:-)

Regards,

Bruno

Re: Where are the User BEATS stored?

2010-12-31 by steve_the_composer

Footnote: I have never had an E-Mu Flash ROM (SIMM), but from what I have read, with an Emulator you can add samples and with a P2K machine you can write P2K style presets. I have never seen anyone mention anything about other resources such as arp/riffs. 

I am wondering if someone knows how arps/riffs are encoded on a SIMM and if a new programmable device as has been discussed can have user arps/riffs.

Just wondering.

Steve

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