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

hey everyone, i think i figured out a way to get some really awesome 
Lo-FI sounds out of my MP-7! i was going to give up hope and sell my 
unit but then i figured this out:

pick a drumkit. set the filter to the Earlyrizer one.
adjust the Filter Cutoff knob to about halfway.
then adjust the Filter Q to about three quarters of the way.
turn up the amp/vol a little to compensate and there it is!

there are several variations for this i've found as well, but i don't 
really have time to post them now. any feedback or other suggestions 
would be greatly appreciated.

-brian

...i've also found that by playing with knobs 3,4,13, and 14 one may add some rather interesting variation to this effect... 



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The best and easiest way to get lo-fi is:

Buy a Behringer V-AMP 2 and plug it in... Can add a whole new 
dimension of low quality..... :)

//Nifflas

--- In xl7@y..., brian <epvn896@y...> wrote:
> 
> ...i've also found that by playing with knobs 3,4,13, and 14 one 
may add some rather interesting variation to this effect... 

> 
> 
> 
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**is this just generally true of any preset or even thru put (32 bit) 
in the V-Amp? I ask because I have been considering getting one but of 
course I would like it to be able to produce hi-fi sounds also.....

thanks Nifflas - I appreciate your input

ed

> The best and easiest way to get lo-fi is:
> Buy a Behringer V-AMP 2 and plug it in... Can add a whole new 
> dimension of low quality..... :)
> 
> //Nifflas
>

Don't expect the V-AMP to sound too hi-fi. It's mono, and the sample 
rate is not even 44khz, I think it's 33khz ...

It's very beautiful for e.pianos and such tho... A slight distortion 
and a little reverb, perhaps a flanger. Really sound like magic.

But don't expect it to sound crystal clear, because it won't. Yet, I 
bought it for what it does sound like, and I'm very satisfied.

//Nifflas

--- In xl7@y..., "gongvibe" <edmann@p...> wrote:
> **is this just generally true of any preset or even thru put (32 
bit) 
> in the V-Amp? I ask because I have been considering getting one but 
of 

> course I would like it to be able to produce hi-fi sounds also.....
> 
> thanks Nifflas - I appreciate your input
> 
> ed
> 
> 
> > The best and easiest way to get lo-fi is:
> > Buy a Behringer V-AMP 2 and plug it in... Can add a whole new 
> > dimension of low quality..... :)
> > 
> > //Nifflas
> >

that's where the behringer DSP2024 comes in handy. it'll make some
badass gritty low-fi sounds, and can sound VERY pristine when you want
it to.

--- In xl7@y..., "nifflas" <nifflas@m...> wrote:

> Don't expect the V-AMP to sound too hi-fi. It's mono, and the sample 
> rate is not even 44khz, I think it's 33khz ...
> 
> It's very beautiful for e.pianos and such tho... A slight distortion 
> and a little reverb, perhaps a flanger. Really sound like magic.
> 
> But don't expect it to sound crystal clear, because it won't. Yet, I 
> bought it for what it does sound like, and I'm very satisfied.
> 
> //Nifflas
> 
> --- In xl7@y..., "gongvibe" <edmann@p...> wrote:
> > **is this just generally true of any preset or even thru put (32 
> bit) 
> > in the V-Amp? I ask because I have been considering getting one but 
> of 
> > course I would like it to be able to produce hi-fi sounds also.....
> > 
> > thanks Nifflas - I appreciate your input
> > 
> > ed
> > 
> > 
> > > The best and easiest way to get lo-fi is:
> > > Buy a Behringer V-AMP 2 and plug it in... Can add a whole new 
> > > dimension of low quality..... :)
> > > 
> > > //Nifflas
> > >