>I just installed a floppy drive in my Emu Emax II Sampler that has been out >of commision for four years and the girl works! Say hello to 28 seconds of >mono sampling (don't be jealous)! Actually this allows me to recover some >stuff that wasn't backed up. This vintage 1990 keyboard sampler can do >something that is unique - it can take two samples and combine them into one >with a morphing function like in the movie "The Fly." Emu products are >cool... and they last! > > Peace & Beats, Lightfinger > >______________________________________________ >*** Lightfinger of Silence Repellent *** > >"Be careful what you listen to." > > > (Note: Quoting an entire digest isn't necessary.) I have an Emax w/SE upgrade, and the thing I haven't seen in any other box since is the "Cruz Control" arpeggiation, which changes the length of notes to fit all the keys you're pressing. (IE: Press 3 keys and you have 3/4. Press 7 keys and you have 7/4 in the same space of time.) And here's a general Emu question: Why do arpeggiators always seem to extend upwards, rather than having it selectable? (I was even thinking of an extension scheme that wraps around.) --- * just-john@... http://just-john.com/cn/rfe.shtml *
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Re: [xl7] Emu - Off Topic
2003-04-03 by just john
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