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Hey all, I've uploaded this choir sample..

It's taken from the "Male Voices & Mixed Choir" sample disk made by EMU.

For those that care, It was recorded straight out of my EMU 1 to 
Protools (Digidesign 001)

As all my Emu1 voices are not exactly the same (some are brighter, some 
are louder) I took the brightest one.. figuring you can always filter 
it later.
Some of the magic (for me) is that not all the voices are equal.. makes 
for a cool feeling when playing me thinks.

As for the loop points.. these are the whole sample minus the loop, so 
I figured you would be able to add them in later.

As you can tell by listening to this, it's made from 3 different 
samples.

I hope this is the original sample that some of you were looking for.

Samples were taken at 

C1 , F1 , C2 , F2 , C3, F3, C4, F4, C5

Cheers

Mike

Hi Mike!

Thanks for uploading the samples. I will try to port them to my EII
soon and let you know if they sound as expected :).
I also did some research on my sample library and came across some
Korg DSS-1 samples that sound pretty close to the original Depeche
Mode samples. Maybe you want to try them too on your EI. I uploaded
them into the files section.
If anyone is interested I can convert the samples I made to DPX-1 and
upload them as well.
Btw. is there any way to convert DPX-1 files back to EII?
 
Thanks again.
Cheers

--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, "mrjdevries" <mrjdevries@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey all, I've uploaded this choir sample..
> 
> It's taken from the "Male Voices & Mixed Choir" sample disk made by EMU.
> 
> For those that care, It was recorded straight out of my EMU 1 to 
> Protools (Digidesign 001)
> 
> As all my Emu1 voices are not exactly the same (some are brighter, some 
> are louder) I took the brightest one.. figuring you can always filter 
> it later.
> Some of the magic (for me) is that not all the voices are equal.. makes 
> for a cool feeling when playing me thinks.
> 
> As for the loop points.. these are the whole sample minus the loop, so 
> I figured you would be able to add them in later.
> 
> As you can tell by listening to this, it's made from 3 different 
> samples.
> 
> I hope this is the original sample that some of you were looking for.
> 
> Samples were taken at 
> 
> C1 , F1 , C2 , F2 , C3, F3, C4, F4, C5
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Mike
>

Mike!

Thanks so much. This sounds lovely, will put these to some good use  
ASAP.

Thank you thank you thank you!
-Sean


http://www.myspace.com/thefascinationmovement


On Feb 13, 2008, at 1:56 AM, mrjdevries wrote:

> Hey all, I've uploaded this choir sample..
>
> It's taken from the "Male Voices & Mixed Choir" sample disk made by  
> EMU.
>
> For those that care, It was recorded straight out of my EMU 1 to
> Protools (Digidesign 001)
>
> As all my Emu1 voices are not exactly the same (some are brighter,  
> some
> are louder) I took the brightest one.. figuring you can always filter
> it later.
> Some of the magic (for me) is that not all the voices are equal..  
> makes
> for a cool feeling when playing me thinks.
>
> As for the loop points.. these are the whole sample minus the loop, so
> I figured you would be able to add them in later.
>
> As you can tell by listening to this, it's made from 3 different
> samples.
>
> I hope this is the original sample that some of you were looking for.
>
> Samples were taken at
>
> C1 , F1 , C2 , F2 , C3, F3, C4, F4, C5
>
> Cheers
>
> Mike
>
>
> 



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On 13-02-08 10:56, mrjdevries wrote:

> Hey all, I've uploaded this choir sample..
> 
> It's taken from the "Male Voices & Mixed Choir" sample disk made by EMU.
> 
> For those that care, It was recorded straight out of my EMU 1 to
> Protools (Digidesign 001)

That's awesome -thanks a million! :-)

Not everybody's lucky enough to own an Emulator I or II, so uploading 
samples like this in the WAV format is most welcome and very generously 
done. It's not easy for non-Emulator owners to get hold of Emulator sounds.

I'd love to download other Emulator "classic sounds" or even buy a 
CD-ROM full of AIFF or WAV files, if there isn't a problem with 
royalties and such. Does anyone have any plans for a project like that?


Hallvard