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Adjusting the tempo changes the length of the bars, but not what you've played. If there's a gap, you can adjust the tempo to get rid of it.

Umm.. I dont want to sound unhelpful, but this may not be the best place to ask for an unbiast opinion :P Or maybe its cos we all realise that an EMX is _THE_ piece of kit to get :D That being said, you could break down the things you like about the EMX and we can suggest alternatives. If its the ...

More important questoin: Does an EMX do what you want it to? Are there any limitations you know of making you think twice about getting one? If not, be happy with the current one

I don't own an ESX, but as a guess, for a straight copy, would the smartmedia card work? What format are samples stored as?

Many types of music have a standard bpm range, but it's all relative. Things like alot of techno is in the 120-140 bpm range. Like the last post stated though, doubling can give you a higher resolution and sound pretty much the same. I like to stick with the 16ths the electribe has set, and vary ...

Thanks for the info.

Not 100% sure but I'm guessing that 127 is the standard max. This is a midi thing involving the number of combinations that can be stored in 7 bits. (the other bit is used for something I bet, but I've never looked at the actual spec) Lol, I'm a software engineer so these things stand out to me :P ...

:D I really need to sit down and properly read the manual. Another trick I did not know. One thing I really love about my electribe is how intuitive it is. Most of the cool little tricks I've learned have come from me thinking 'This probably wont work, but if I wanted to do this, I'd follow these ...

I've had an EMX for about a month now, and have been toying with the idea of keeping a physical copy of sounds, patterns and such. I don't know how useful it is, but hey, why not? :P I'm used to reading guitar tabs, and have been looking into drum tabs as a way to track my drum parts. For synth ...

Maybe one to get us started?