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

There's two things that I could see you doing here:

1. You want to record multiple channels on a track, one at a time.
2. You want to record multiple channels on a track, all at once (i.e.
from a external sequencer or something).

For both, you'll need to set the track to MultiA or B.

For #1, it couldn't be easier.  Simply go to the track you want to
record and then pick the channel you want to record.  As long as you
don't set the channel out of the range for that multitrack (i.e. pick
channel 01B on a MultiA track), you can change channels without even
stopping record to record each additional channel, all without ever
having to change the channel on your external keyboard.

For #2, you will have to turn Rechannelize off while recording, as this
performs the above processing on all incoming data (resulting in
everything squished to the basic channel).

-Aaron

erik_magrini@... wrote:

>
> It's the same as before, set it to ANY.  The track and channels are
> not locked, they just appear that way for easier editing between
> menus.  You can still have multiple channels on a single track.
>
> rEalm
>
>
>
> I do have a question about the new sequencer setup.  How do i record
> mutiple channels on one track now that the track and chanel are locked
> together?
>

ahhhh this makes total sence.  Thanks both of you for the help got 
it working.

Now I have another question that kinda makes me go Hmmmmmmm......why 
the heck is there not 64th in the quantize options?!  I have been 
playing drums for 15 yrars and trust me 64ths are totaly valid.

If there was sompthing that I would want to see in a future os this 
would be it.

Thanks and sompthing for ya emu guys to think about.

Mike G.


--- In xl7@y..., Aaron Eppolito <aarone+xl7@e...> wrote:
> There's two things that I could see you doing here:
> 
> 1. You want to record multiple channels on a track, one at a time.
> 2. You want to record multiple channels on a track, all at once 
(i.e.
> from a external sequencer or something).
> 
> For both, you'll need to set the track to MultiA or B.
> 
> For #1, it couldn't be easier.  Simply go to the track you want to
> record and then pick the channel you want to record.  As long as 
you
> don't set the channel out of the range for that multitrack (i.e. 
pick
> channel 01B on a MultiA track), you can change channels without 
even
> stopping record to record each additional channel, all without ever
> having to change the channel on your external keyboard.
> 
> For #2, you will have to turn Rechannelize off while recording, as 
this
> performs the above processing on all incoming data (resulting in
> everything squished to the basic channel).
> 
> -Aaron
> 
> erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> 
> >
> > It's the same as before, set it to ANY.  The track and channels 
are
> > not locked, they just appear that way for easier editing between
> > menus.  You can still have multiple channels on a single track.
> >
> > rEalm
> >
> >
> >
> > I do have a question about the new sequencer setup.  How do i 
record
> > mutiple channels on one track now that the track and chanel are 
locked
> > together?
> >

64ths?  Man that's so old skool!  I want 128ths, bring on the stutter 
breaks!  Honestly though, you can't quantize at 64ths, but with the Repeat 
function in step mode, you can at least program them.

rEalm



Now I have another question that kinda makes me go Hmmmmmmm......why the 
heck is there not 64th in the quantize options?!  I have been playing 
drums for 15 yrars and trust me 64ths are totaly valid.