Hi, The EII was based on the Emulator I in terms of sampling rate, etc. Scott and Dave took the opportunity to move up to 12-bits with the SP-12, and then 16-bits with the Emulator III in 1987. They couldn't use the EII sample scheme as it was rather expensive to implement in a drum machine, it would have put the price of the SP-12 up to $4000. Scott invented the touch sensitive pads on the SP-12 and patented the design. He has recently designed an in cockpit audio solution for light planes (which he flies over Monterey Bay), which he intends patenting - he is still inventing ! Of course Rossums latest design is the Audigy2. Rob well,thanx - did you ever get to know why the guys at emu didn\ufffdt make their machines compatible? i mean - someone who had the money to afford an EII back in the days, would have most likely a potential customer for an sp12, too...!!! so what the heck??? cheers, simon :-)
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RE: [emulatorII-list] Re: sp12 to emulator2 and vice versa
2003-04-28 by Rob Keeble