Hi,
I thought I might ask this in hopes that some wise person sould have the answer to my three year old question...
I have a Emu XL-1. I have never been able to get it to let me change patches from my controller keyboad. I have tried several different keyboads. Triton, K5000s, XV-88. I have no trouble changing patches on my virus or even from synth to synth but if I try on the xl-1 I get a (not installed) message. I have searched the setup menu and everything is turned on....any ideas?
Lance
E-mu XL-1 and a several year old problem.
- KVRist
- 317 posts since 13 Mar, 2003 from San Diego
- KVRAF
- 2813 posts since 14 Feb, 2001 from What do you care? :)
I don't have an XL-1, just an XL-7. Not the same, but maybe close enough to be of use?
Let me guess... you do not have any additional ROMs installed? Or perhaps you have only 1 or 2 in addition to the XL rom?
Just asking because it sounds to me like the XL-1 is thinking that you're trying to access a rom bank for a slot that is empty. Hence maybe the error message.
Try a low patch on your controller keyboard, like 001, etc. on a low bank. If you're using the Triton, for example, use say A001. Then, don't enter a patch number rather press the Next/Up button instead. If the XL-1 follows along, then we're on the right track.
Meaning that maybe it IS something to do with it trying to access a bank that doesn't exist.
In which case I'll dig out the XL-7 manual and see it there might be something in there that might be of use to you as well.
Let me guess... you do not have any additional ROMs installed? Or perhaps you have only 1 or 2 in addition to the XL rom?
Just asking because it sounds to me like the XL-1 is thinking that you're trying to access a rom bank for a slot that is empty. Hence maybe the error message.
Try a low patch on your controller keyboard, like 001, etc. on a low bank. If you're using the Triton, for example, use say A001. Then, don't enter a patch number rather press the Next/Up button instead. If the XL-1 follows along, then we're on the right track.
Meaning that maybe it IS something to do with it trying to access a bank that doesn't exist.
In which case I'll dig out the XL-7 manual and see it there might be something in there that might be of use to you as well.
- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 317 posts since 13 Mar, 2003 from San Diego
wow,
That is a great idea! It makes sense...
I have tried a lower number, a001 and I still get the message. I am sure there is one little setting that I am overlooking, yet I have been looking for so long I just gave up. Then I thought, hey there are a bunch of smart guys here at kvr!!!
Lance
That is a great idea! It makes sense...
I have tried a lower number, a001 and I still get the message. I am sure there is one little setting that I am overlooking, yet I have been looking for so long I just gave up. Then I thought, hey there are a bunch of smart guys here at kvr!!!
Lance
