hi.

i luv my xbase.

it roolz.

regardless, it beats the living shit out of everything else on my mixer.

this is because of two things:
1) it's analog, so the louder it gets != clipping
2) i suck at EQing

so, I'm wondering if anyone can help me with the latter.

I'm running it into a board (2404) with mostly other analog synths, and
the two stereo channels are used up by an ESI4000 effects output and a
K5000s.  Now, the k5000 and ESI only get so loud.  I'm guessing that's
the optimal volume for them.  So how do I sit in front of the board and
figure out how loud the XBase is supposed to be?

This may sound like a really stupid question, but on all my tracks it's
either sampler doing the drums, or XBase.  Never both, because
everything gets messed up for me.

thanks
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hi. i luv my xbase. it roolz. regardless, it beats the living shit out of everything else on my mixer. this is because of two things: 1) it's analog, so the louder it gets != clipping 2) i suck at EQing so, I'm wondering if anyone can help me with the latter. I'm running it into a board (2404) with mostly other analog synths, and the two stereo channels are used up by an ESI4000 effects output and a K5000s.  Now, the k5000 and ESI only get so loud.  I'm guessing that's the optimal volume for them.  So how do I sit in front of the board and figure out how loud the XBase is supposed to be? This may sound like a really stupid question, but on all my tracks it's either sampler doing the drums, or XBase.  Never both, because everything gets messed up for me. thanks j --  justin.k.maxwell/stupid octave cat - work{  jmaxwell@... - play{            soc@... - view?hear?feel?{     code404.com

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I want to be able to use an xbase09, and a kenton Pro 2000 so that I can
sych them up to an arp axxe, omni, and oberheim ob1.
What I would like to have is a system set up where I can filter the drum
seqences through the analogue synths, and be able to change the keys of the
sequence and stuff. I also want the analogue synths to be able to create
their own sounds, but use the kenton pro 2000 as the master clock to the
LFO's. I want this to be able to happen in real time.

Thanks,
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Sorry to those on AH for the repeat post...

I recently picked up an Xbase 09 second hand and have experienced a
problem which I think is caused by overheating... but I'm not sure.

After playing the unit for about 30 minutes, the numeric display goes
crazy. The bass drum starts sounding shredded and noisy and the tempo
gets screwed up. When you stop the sequencer, a dull drone continues to
sound from the bass drum.

I turned the unit off for about ten seconds and everything is fine for a
few minutes and then the problem reappears. If I shut the Xbase off for
about ten minutes, I guess giving it time to cool down, it functions
fine for longer... but still hits the same problem.

When I touch the back of the Xbase near the power supply, it is very
warm, verging on hot. I find it very odd that there are no vents on the
unit... maybe its an early unit?

Has anyone else experienced problems like this?
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I tested this module and have found out that sometimes drops out a sound claps!
Someone knows this problem?

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Hey- I got a big favor to ask ;>

If you live around the bay area and have an XBase or AirBase can you let
me hear it?
I own an Electribe-R and would like A/B them.

You get to hear my Electribe.. I get to hear your Jomox.
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ok, sorry for the crosspost everyone...i thought a lot of ah might be
interested in this as well...i hate they fact that they deny the
buggy software, but the stuff they're adding is pretty F*cking cool...

ok, i know some of you guys have had similar problems with your
xbases (sounds morph over time randomly, random mystery notes added
when programming)...right now, they don't seem to believe that these
bugs exist.

can you guys PLEASE email jomox @ info@... so they know my punk
ass ain't lyin, and then hopefully fix the software...? thanks!

>From: A.Schneider <info@...>
>To: mr_kkbb@...
>Subject: Re: xbase
>Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 10:15:46 +0200
>
>Dear Mr. KKBB,
>Perhaps it is a problem with the Midi-Constellation in your case,
because nobody else told me about such horrible problems. There are
some bugs in this Version we just have repaired in the forthcoming
Version 2.0.
>You can try a Reset after saving your Kits and Patterns in an
external Sequencer. Perhaps something in your XBase is crazy because
of too much and confuse Midi-Data-Input. We had this once (?)...
>
>The Update will be sent out first week of next month from here. It
has new sounds inside and will be an EPROM-set to be installed by
yourself. Additionally you have 3 Midi-tracks to controll an external
sound module directly by the XBase09. There is also another ROM-Bank
with 100 new Kits inside.
>If you want to have it, contact your Distributor if you are in the
U.S. or send me your adress. we will send it to you as soon as
possible for 30 EURO plus shipment to be paid for on delivery. It
will be easier and perhaps cheaper for you if you receive it from
Soundbox or your local distributor whereever you are...
>
>Best regards,
>
>Andreas Schneider
>sales & marketing
>
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>> hi guys. i have an xbase and the software seems to be a little
>> buggy...it adds notes randomly sometimes when programming, and the
>> sounds in the patterns change over time  by themselves. are you
guys
>> going to release future OS versions that will help this stuff?
>> thanks, it's an incredible machine either way!
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Hello all...

In regards to JoMoX denying buggy software, I've always felt that perhaps
the U.S. models (when used in the U.S.) were perhaps a little less stable
than the European models (when used in Europe).  Obviously, the power
systems used by the two areas of the world are vastly different, and given
that JoMoX is there in Germany, I don't think they've had enough chance to
see "instability" in models produced for U.S. power.  I don't know this, but
it may be true.  This might explain why JoMoX is honestly less aware of
instability than you might think.

Recently JoMoX told me that they had a European machine returned to them
which was really buggy...they said they had never really seen one like it.
After running some tests, they said that they felt that perhaps some parts
supplied to them by their outside parts suppliers were "out of tolerance".
Consequently, they set out to try to improve stability via software (so "out
of tolerance" issues would be lessened).  They have told me that indeed,
they think software tweaking may improve stability overall.  Hence, Version
2.0 of the operating system should be released shortly.

As most of you know, I am the U.S. Distributor for JoMoX, and you should
keep in touch with me to get the new software chips...as soon as I get the
chips in my hot little hand, I'll post a note up on the users group!

John Van Nest

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>From: "new humanz" <mr_kkbb@...>
>To: jomox@egroups.com, analogue@...
>Subject: [jomox] Re: Fwd: xbase
>Date: Wed, Apr 21, 1999, 7:19 AM
>

> ok, sorry for the crosspost everyone...i thought a lot of ah might be
> interested in this as well...i hate they fact that they deny the
> buggy software, but the stuff they're adding is pretty F*cking cool...
>
> ok, i know some of you guys have had similar problems with your
> xbases (sounds morph over time randomly, random mystery notes added
> when programming)...right now, they don't seem to believe that these
> bugs exist.
>
> can you guys PLEASE email jomox @ info@... so they know my punk
> ass ain't lyin, and then hopefully fix the software...? thanks!
>
>>From: A.Schneider <info@...>
>>To: mr_kkbb@...
>>Subject: Re: xbase
>>Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 10:15:46 +0200
>>
>>Dear Mr. KKBB,
>>Perhaps it is a problem with the Midi-Constellation in your case,
> because nobody else told me about such horrible problems. There are
> some bugs in this Version we just have repaired in the forthcoming
> Version 2.0.
>>You can try a Reset after saving your Kits and Patterns in an
> external Sequencer. Perhaps something in your XBase is crazy because
> of too much and confuse Midi-Data-Input. We had this once (?)...
>>
>>The Update will be sent out first week of next month from here. It
> has new sounds inside and will be an EPROM-set to be installed by
> yourself. Additionally you have 3 Midi-tracks to controll an external
> sound module directly by the XBase09. There is also another ROM-Bank
> with 100 new Kits inside.
>>If you want to have it, contact your Distributor if you are in the
> U.S. or send me your adress. we will send it to you as soon as
> possible for 30 EURO plus shipment to be paid for on delivery. It
> will be easier and perhaps cheaper for you if you receive it from
> Soundbox or your local distributor whereever you are...
>>
>>Best regards,
>>
>>Andreas Schneider
>>sales & marketing
>>
>>---------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------
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>>Wrangelstr. 4      Phone: +49(0)30/61702573     jomox-usergroup:
>>D - 10997 Berlin    FAX:  +49(0)30/61702574
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>>Germany                email: info@...     homepage:
> www.jomox.de
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> ------
>>> hi guys. i have an xbase and the software seems to be a little
>>> buggy...it adds notes randomly sometimes when programming, and the
>>> sounds in the patterns change over time  by themselves. are you
> guys
>>> going to release future OS versions that will help this stuff?
>>> thanks, it's an incredible machine either way!
>>
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John Van Nest wrote:

> As most of you know, I am the U.S. Distributor for JoMoX, and you should
> keep in touch with me to get the new software chips...as soon as I get the
> chips in my hot little hand, I'll post a note up on the users group!

John,

I'd definitely like to get my hands on one!

Are you planning on having more work done on the site?  We should really
get you a new web host and domain name for it...earthlink is *not* the
best option for businesses.  communitech offers 100 email addresses, 350
megs of webspace, and more for only 19 a month...plus getting a domain
name is only 70 for 2 years.

talk to you soon
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please disregard the last personal msg i sent :)
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>The Update will be sent out first week of next month from here. It
>has new sounds inside and will be an EPROM-set to be installed by
>yourself. Additionally you have 3 Midi-tracks to controll an external
>sound module directly by the XBase09. There is also another ROM-Bank
>with 100 new Kits inside.

hmmm this has cheered up my afternoon....i guess global distribution are still
the distributers for the uk, or could i get this from jomox themselves (as my
machine came from germany in the first place)

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hi everyone. maybe i came off a little harsh in my last post. i
didn't mean to say that jomox is actively denying the fact; just that
they are probably not aware of it. this as much our fault as it is
theirs; this has been discussed here, but never directly brought to
their attention. i'm sure they'll take steps to fix it once they know
it's a problem.

so...since i've gotten like zero feedback on my post, this *is*
happening to other people right? or was i on craque?

random notes drop in while programming...the 'baseline' sounds in a
pattern changes as other patterns sounds are changed (kinda like
sound leakage across patterns...).

i know i prog'd a pattern using the LFO's to do bass drops, when i
called it up a couple of days later, voila, the LFO had vanished from
the bass drum...

can anybody please confirm or disconfirm ?

i'm using it as the master, so midi clog, as Andreas suggested cannot
be the problem.

thanks!

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new humanz wrote:
> random notes drop in while programming...the 'baseline' sounds in a
> pattern changes as other patterns sounds are changed (kinda like
> sound leakage across patterns...).
>
> i know i prog'd a pattern using the LFO's to do bass drops, when i
> called it up a couple of days later, voila, the LFO had vanished from
> the bass drum...
>
> can anybody please confirm or disconfirm ?

confirm.  although it happens rarely, it does happen.

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Hmmmmm...can't say my machine has ever added notes when sequencing. I
wonder if it's a stuck button or something?

As far as the sounds morphing over time, the following just happened to me:
I live in Los Angeles. Temperature through most of March and April was
pretty cool. A programmed a bunch of patterns with tuned bass drums. On
Friday/Saturday last week, the temperture suddenly jumps to almost 100
degrees (ouch). Time for rehearsal Saturday afternoon and a lot of my tuned
bass drums notes are flat, but up to half a step.

Has anybody else run into this? Is the temperature the problem and if so is
this going to happen every time we have a 50 degree temperature swing?

The new update sounds great although personally I wish they'd have added a
100 new patterns rather than drum kits.

new humanz wrote:

> ok, sorry for the crosspost everyone...i thought a lot of ah might be
> interested in this as well...i hate they fact that they deny the
> buggy software, but the stuff they're adding is pretty F*cking cool...
>
> ok, i know some of you guys have had similar problems with your
> xbases (sounds morph over time randomly, random mystery notes added
> when programming)...right now, they don't seem to believe that these
> bugs exist.
>
> can you guys PLEASE email jomox @ info@... so they know my punk
> ass ain't lyin, and then hopefully fix the software...? thanks!
>
> >From: A.Schneider <info@...>
> >To: mr_kkbb@...
> >Subject: Re: xbase
> >Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 10:15:46 +0200
> >
> >Dear Mr. KKBB,
> >Perhaps it is a problem with the Midi-Constellation in your case,
> because nobody else told me about such horrible problems. There are
> some bugs in this Version we just have repaired in the forthcoming
> Version 2.0.
> >You can try a Reset after saving your Kits and Patterns in an
> external Sequencer. Perhaps something in your XBase is crazy because
> of too much and confuse Midi-Data-Input. We had this once (?)...
> >
> >The Update will be sent out first week of next month from here. It
> has new sounds inside and will be an EPROM-set to be installed by
> yourself. Additionally you have 3 Midi-tracks to controll an external
> sound module directly by the XBase09. There is also another ROM-Bank
> with 100 new Kits inside.
> >If you want to have it, contact your Distributor if you are in the
> U.S. or send me your adress. we will send it to you as soon as
> possible for 30 EURO plus shipment to be paid for on delivery. It
> will be easier and perhaps cheaper for you if you receive it from
> Soundbox or your local distributor whereever you are...
> >
> >Best regards,
> >
> >Andreas Schneider
> >sales & marketing
> >
>

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Kurt Dwight Bleach wrote:
>
> The new update sounds great although personally I wish they'd have added a
> 100 new patterns rather than drum kits.

I can not believe I just read that.

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I would just like to point out to everybody that my xbase power problems are
solved. If you don't remember, I complained about an overheating xbase a few
weeks back. It turns out it was the power bar that the xbase was plugged into.

John Van Nest wrote:

> Hello all...
>
> In regards to JoMoX denying buggy software, I've always felt that perhaps
> the U.S. models (when used in the U.S.) were perhaps a little less stable
> than the European models (when used in Europe).  Obviously, the power
> systems used by the two areas of the world are vastly different, and given
> that JoMoX is there in Germany, I don't think they've had enough chance to
> see "instability" in models produced for U.S. power.  I don't know this, but
> it may be true.  This might explain why JoMoX is honestly less aware of
> instability than you might think.--

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I've had the same thing happen with BD tunings heading south...never thought
it was the weather, but perhaps...

I forget that analog does this once in a while...

JVN

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>From: Kurt Dwight Bleach <gghegel@...>
>To: jomox@egroups.com
>Subject: [jomox] Re: Fwd: xbase
>Date: Wed, Apr 21, 1999, 12:16 PM
>

> Hmmmmm...can't say my machine has ever added notes when sequencing. I
> wonder if it's a stuck button or something?
>
> As far as the sounds morphing over time, the following just happened to me:
> I live in Los Angeles. Temperature through most of March and April was
> pretty cool. A programmed a bunch of patterns with tuned bass drums. On
> Friday/Saturday last week, the temperture suddenly jumps to almost 100
> degrees (ouch). Time for rehearsal Saturday afternoon and a lot of my tuned
> bass drums notes are flat, but up to half a step.
>
> Has anybody else run into this? Is the temperature the problem and if so is
> this going to happen every time we have a 50 degree temperature swing?
>
> The new update sounds great although personally I wish they'd have added a
> 100 new patterns rather than drum kits.
>
> new humanz wrote:
>
>> ok, sorry for the crosspost everyone...i thought a lot of ah might be
>> interested in this as well...i hate they fact that they deny the
>> buggy software, but the stuff they're adding is pretty F*cking cool...
>>
>> ok, i know some of you guys have had similar problems with your
>> xbases (sounds morph over time randomly, random mystery notes added
>> when programming)...right now, they don't seem to believe that these
>> bugs exist.
>>
>> can you guys PLEASE email jomox @ info@... so they know my punk
>> ass ain't lyin, and then hopefully fix the software...? thanks!
>>
>> >From: A.Schneider <info@...>
>> >To: mr_kkbb@...
>> >Subject: Re: xbase
>> >Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 10:15:46 +0200
>> >
>> >Dear Mr. KKBB,
>> >Perhaps it is a problem with the Midi-Constellation in your case,
>> because nobody else told me about such horrible problems. There are
>> some bugs in this Version we just have repaired in the forthcoming
>> Version 2.0.
>> >You can try a Reset after saving your Kits and Patterns in an
>> external Sequencer. Perhaps something in your XBase is crazy because
>> of too much and confuse Midi-Data-Input. We had this once (?)...
>> >
>> >The Update will be sent out first week of next month from here. It
>> has new sounds inside and will be an EPROM-set to be installed by
>> yourself. Additionally you have 3 Midi-tracks to controll an external
>> sound module directly by the XBase09. There is also another ROM-Bank
>> with 100 new Kits inside.
>> >If you want to have it, contact your Distributor if you are in the
>> U.S. or send me your adress. we will send it to you as soon as
>> possible for 30 EURO plus shipment to be paid for on delivery. It
>> will be easier and perhaps cheaper for you if you receive it from
>> Soundbox or your local distributor whereever you are...
>> >
>> >Best regards,
>> >
>> >Andreas Schneider
>> >sales & marketing
>> >
>>
>
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Hi Xbase users...how will the eeprom OS update be handled in the US? ....

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the glitches i'm talking about are most definitely NOT due to the
inherent instability of analog circuitry (ya like that
one?)...they're definitely software glitches...ie the random note
addition stuff.



>From: "John Van Nest" <johnnyvn@...>
>Reply-To: jomox@egroups.com
>To: jomox@egroups.com
>Subject: [jomox] Re: Fwd: xbase
>Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 11:37:35 -0700
>
>I've had the same thing happen with BD tunings heading south...never
thought
>it was the weather, but perhaps...
>
>I forget that analog does this once in a while...
>
>JVN
>
>----------
>>From: Kurt Dwight Bleach <gghegel@...>
>>To: jomox@egroups.com
>>Subject: [jomox] Re: Fwd: xbase
>>Date: Wed, Apr 21, 1999, 12:16 PM
>>
>
>> Hmmmmm...can't say my machine has ever added notes when
sequencing. I
>> wonder if it's a stuck button or something?
>>
>> As far as the sounds morphing over time, the following just
happened to me:
>> I live in Los Angeles. Temperature through most of March and April
was
>> pretty cool. A programmed a bunch of patterns with tuned bass
drums. On
>> Friday/Saturday last week, the temperture suddenly jumps to almost
100
>> degrees (ouch). Time for rehearsal Saturday afternoon and a lot of
my tuned
>> bass drums notes are flat, but up to half a step.
>>
>> Has anybody else run into this? Is the temperature the problem and
if so is
>> this going to happen every time we have a 50 degree temperature
swing?
>>
>> The new update sounds great although personally I wish they'd have
added a
>> 100 new patterns rather than drum kits.
>>
>> new humanz wrote:
>>
>>> ok, sorry for the crosspost everyone...i thought a lot of ah
might be
>>> interested in this as well...i hate they fact that they deny the
>>> buggy software, but the stuff they're adding is pretty F*cking
cool...
>>>
>>> ok, i know some of you guys have had similar problems with your
>>> xbases (sounds morph over time randomly, random mystery notes
added
>>> when programming)...right now, they don't seem to believe that
these
>>> bugs exist.
>>>
>>> can you guys PLEASE email jomox @ info@... so they know my
punk
>>> ass ain't lyin, and then hopefully fix the software...? thanks!
>>>
>>> >From: A.Schneider <info@...>
>>> >To: mr_kkbb@...
>>> >Subject: Re: xbase
>>> >Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 10:15:46 +0200
>>> >
>>> >Dear Mr. KKBB,
>>> >Perhaps it is a problem with the Midi-Constellation in your case,
>>> because nobody else told me about such horrible problems. There
are
>>> some bugs in this Version we just have repaired in the forthcoming
>>> Version 2.0.
>>> >You can try a Reset after saving your Kits and Patterns in an
>>> external Sequencer. Perhaps something in your XBase is crazy
because
>>> of too much and confuse Midi-Data-Input. We had this once (?)...
>>> >
>>> >The Update will be sent out first week of next month from here.
It
>>> has new sounds inside and will be an EPROM-set to be installed by
>>> yourself. Additionally you have 3 Midi-tracks to controll an
external
>>> sound module directly by the XBase09. There is also another ROM-
Bank
>>> with 100 new Kits inside.
>>> >If you want to have it, contact your Distributor if you are in
the
>>> U.S. or send me your adress. we will send it to you as soon as
>>> possible for 30 EURO plus shipment to be paid for on delivery. It
>>> will be easier and perhaps cheaper for you if you receive it from
>>> Soundbox or your local distributor whereever you are...
>>> >
>>> >Best regards,
>>> >
>>> >Andreas Schneider
>>> >sales & marketing
>>> >
>>>
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Ras-Sol wrote:

> Kurt Dwight Bleach wrote:
> >
> > The new update sounds great although personally I wish they'd have added a
> > 100 new patterns rather than drum kits.
>
> I can not believe I just read that.

Why is that?

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Kurt Dwight Bleach wrote:
>
> Ras-Sol wrote:
>
> > Kurt Dwight Bleach wrote:
> > >
> > > The new update sounds great although personally I wish they'd have added a
> > > 100 new patterns rather than drum kits.
> >
> > I can not believe I just read that.
>
> Why is that?

Hold on- do you mean "more pattern storage locations" or "more preloaded
patterns"?

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Ras-Sol wrote:

> Kurt Dwight Bleach wrote:
> >
> > Ras-Sol wrote:
> >
> > > Kurt Dwight Bleach wrote:
> > > >
> > > > The new update sounds great although personally I wish they'd have added
a
> > > > 100 new patterns rather than drum kits.
> > >
> > > I can not believe I just read that.
> >
> > Why is that?
>
> Hold on- do you mean "more pattern storage locations" or "more preloaded
> patterns"?

More pattern storage locations. Much as I think John did a great job with the
demo
patterns, I prefer to make my own. I also meant more performance/drum kit
storage
locations in the first part of my statement as well.

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Kurt Dwight Bleach wrote:
>
> Ras-Sol wrote:
> >
> > Hold on- do you mean "more pattern storage locations" or "more preloaded
> > patterns"?
>
> More pattern storage locations. Much as I think John did a great job with the
demo
> patterns, I prefer to make my own. I also meant more performance/drum kit
storage
> locations in the first part of my statement as well.

My mistake- I should have known nobody would buy an XBase just for the
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ok, i am happy now. la di da .
an xbase without bugs (the little bastard ate my favorite pattern
last night dammit) ... cool.

>From: A.Schneider <info@...>
>To: mr_kkbb@...
>Subject: Re: xbase
>Date: Tue, 27 Apr 1999 18:42:43 +0200
>
>Dear KKBB,
>sorry, it was my fault - yes, kai and juergen knew about this
problem and it will be repaired in our new software-version 2.0. We
will release this in the next week for the europeans and in about 3
weeks you can get it in the U.S. from John van Nest and in Canada
from Brana.
>Best regards from JoMoX
>Andreas Schneider
>
>
>> hi andreas. i posted the problems--random notes added during
>> programming, sounds changing over time--to the jomox users group,
and
>> about three or four people reported having similar problems to
mine.
>> these problems happen when i use the xbase without any midi
>> connections in or out of it, so midi cannot be the problem. perhaps
>> you want to post to the jomox group to find out more about it...?
>
>
>>>From: A.Schneider <info@...>
>>>To: mr_kkbb@...
>>>Subject: Re: xbase
>>>Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 10:15:46 +0200
>>>
>>>Dear Mr. KKBB,
>>>Perhaps it is a problem with the Midi-Constellation in your case,
>> because nobody else told me about such horrible problems. There are
>> some bugs in this Version we just have repaired in the forthcoming
>> Version 2.0.
>>>You can try a Reset after saving your Kits and Patterns in an
>> external Sequencer. Perhaps something in your XBase is crazy
because
>> of too much and confuse Midi-Data-Input. We had this once (?)...
>>>
>>>The Update will be sent out first week of next month from here. It
>> has new sounds inside and will be an EPROM-set to be installed by
>> yourself. Additionally you have 3 Midi-tracks to controll an
external
>> sound module directly by the XBase09. There is also another ROM-
Bank
>> with 100 new Kits inside.
>>>If you want to have it, contact your Distributor if you are in the
>> U.S. or send me your adress. we will send it to you as soon as
>> possible for 30 EURO plus shipment to be paid for on delivery. It
>> will be easier and perhaps cheaper for you if you receive it from
>> Soundbox or your local distributor whereever you are...
>>>
>>>Best regards,
>>>
>>>Andreas Schneider
>>>sales & marketing
>>>
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Hi Max here and I make trance music and I have 3 questions.

1. I use cubase with the Xbase and I'm not sure which is the most effective
syncing the Xbase to cubase or syncing cubase to the xbase(bearing in mind if
cubase is synced to the xbase then any sampled loops will drift in and out of
time. But I've been told that the xbase supposedly works best when everything is
synced to it....is this true?


2. How does one get a kick from the xbase to stand out like the geezas who are
making trance(simon posford for example). Is it compression, do i need to sample
it down and tune it up , do i need to eq it ?

3. Is it possible to get the groove from the xbase into cubase...apart from
sampling it and using recycle.


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kevin.maxwell@... wrote:
>
> Hi Max here and I make trance music and I have 3 questions.
>


Hi Max...what's your location? maybe I can help...Freon

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when copying f-->p; or from performance to pattern, everything copies fine,
except a lot of the time the open hat deay setting defaults to full, or
completely open. ie, if i create a performance where i set oh decay to near
0, and copy that into a pattern, all the other drum params copy fine, but
the OH decay default to 127--the max value. this doesn't happen all the
time, but it does happen a LOT.

also, let's say i overwrite pattern 4...then sometimes when i switch
patterns, let's say i am halfway thru pattern 4, then i press the pattern 5
button. what should happen is, that the xbase should play the rest of
pattern 4 before going on to pattern 5. what it really plays is the rest of
the pattern that was stored in pattern 4 before i overwrote it...so it's
like pattern 4/hit pattern up button/plays the rest of old pattern/goes on
to pattern 5.

i'd appreciate confirmation/disconfirmation on these. i've been in
correspondence with the J team (he he) and while they're highly fucking cool
people, they can't help us till we tell them what's up.




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~ any word on 2.0?


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Should be soon...

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>From: feldspar@...
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>Subject: [jomox] 2.0
>Date: Wed, May 26, 1999, 1:05 PM
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> ~ any word on 2.0?
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