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"I was given a complete demo of thier new Emulator X Sampler package 
which sounds very intriguing. All the samples from all thier previous 
products ( including all the proteous and command statuion ROMS) were 
transported to this new sampler. 50 Z-Plane filters, 60 real time 
effects , along with an audio card solution whose specs seems very 
good."

Taken from a blurb over at www.kvr-vst.com from a guy that visited 
NAMM.

All of the proteus/command station sounds included? Are you kidding 
me? The specs say 2 gigs of sounds are included. I wonder if you 
would get soundfonts too. I am really excited to learn more about 
this system. Basically this is the command station/sampler hybrid 
most of us have been drooling about.
What if you can make patches/presets in a virtual environment with 
patchcords etc on a 19 monitor? Am I the only one that finds this to 
be fantastic news?

Someone from Emu, come give us the 411 on this, please.

The specs say it imports soundfonts, akai, eos, e3 giga and wav files.

-T

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "djskurge" <djskurge@y...> wrote:
> "I was given a complete demo of thier new Emulator X Sampler 
package 
> which sounds very intriguing. All the samples from all thier 
previous 
> products ( including all the proteous and command statuion ROMS) 
were 
> transported to this new sampler. 50 Z-Plane filters, 60 real time 
> effects , along with an audio card solution whose specs seems very 
> good."
> 
> Taken from a blurb over at www.kvr-vst.com from a guy that visited 
> NAMM.
> 
> All of the proteus/command station sounds included? Are you kidding 
> me? The specs say 2 gigs of sounds are included. I wonder if you 
> would get soundfonts too. I am really excited to learn more about 
> this system. Basically this is the command station/sampler hybrid 
> most of us have been drooling about.
> What if you can make patches/presets in a virtual environment with 
> patchcords etc on a 19 monitor? Am I the only one that finds this 
to 

> be fantastic news?
> 
> Someone from Emu, come give us the 411 on this, please.

Or you could just spend $70 on the protean editor....
D
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "djskurge" <djskurge@y...> wrote:
> "I was given a complete demo of thier new Emulator X Sampler 
package 
> which sounds very intriguing. All the samples from all thier 
previous 
> products ( including all the proteous and command statuion ROMS) 
were 
> transported to this new sampler. 50 Z-Plane filters, 60 real time 
> effects , along with an audio card solution whose specs seems very 
> good."
> 
> Taken from a blurb over at www.kvr-vst.com from a guy that visited 
> NAMM.
> 
> All of the proteus/command station sounds included? Are you kidding 
> me? The specs say 2 gigs of sounds are included. I wonder if you 
> would get soundfonts too. I am really excited to learn more about 
> this system. Basically this is the command station/sampler hybrid 
> most of us have been drooling about.
> What if you can make patches/presets in a virtual environment with 
> patchcords etc on a 19 monitor? Am I the only one that finds this 
to 

> be fantastic news?
> 
> Someone from Emu, come give us the 411 on this, please.

Anyone going to start an Emulator X yahoo group? If so, let me know 
where it is so I can drool, I mean post, in the appropriate group...

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/emulatorx/

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: critten98 
  To: xl7@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 3:17 AM
  Subject: [xl7] Emulator X


  Anyone going to start an Emulator X yahoo group? If so, let me know 
  where it is so I can drool, I mean post, in the appropriate group...



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Anyone bought an emulator X yet?

-m@

Anyone using the Emu X or the 1212/1820?  Just curious what people think 
of these if they have any experience.  Been kinda of eyeing the 1820m 
personally....

rEalm

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Yo rEalm!

yes - I am using EX with the 1820m, and it is fantastic.

I am running it on an Athlon 1.6 ghz machine with 512 MB RAM - getting
130 voices and smooth operation. I should boost the RAM, and perhaps
the processor too. I've been using it everyday for about a month, no
problems and the functionality is a breeze. 

Plus...the AD/DA converters are Seriously Great and in my opinion on
the level of the best stuff out there.

highly recommended!

Ed

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> Anyone using the Emu X or the 1212/1820?  Just curious what people
think 
> of these if they have any experience.  Been kinda of eyeing the
1820m 

> personally....
> 
> rEalm

That's my real reason for wanting to upgrade, the A/D.  I was going to go 
with a dedicated A/D box, but this sounds like it will suit my needs too, 
and much cheaper!

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Plus...the AD/DA converters are Seriously Great and in my opinion on
the level of the best stuff out there.

highly recommended!

Ed

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> Anyone using the Emu X or the 1212/1820?  Just curious what people
think 
> of these if they have any experience.  Been kinda of eyeing the
1820m 
> personally....
> 
> rEalm
 




 
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Slight tangent:

I think it's a real shame that Emu (or Creative Labs...) has 
abandoned their hardware line. Inevitable maybe - but a real shame 
nonetheless.

I suppose there aren't enough musicians doing live shows to drive the 
hardware market like in the old days, when computers could barely 
balance your checkbook. But with OS 2.0 the Command Stations had 
really come into their own, and they offer an experience the computer 
currently can't match. An ES-12 "Emulation Station" sampling command 
station would have rocked the free world...

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "robotchas" <robotchas@y...> wrote:
> Slight tangent:
> 
> I think it's a real shame that Emu (or Creative Labs...) has 
> abandoned their hardware line. Inevitable maybe - but a real shame 
> nonetheless.

I agree.  I also think the Command Stations would have held their own 
against grooveboxes from the competition (Roland, Akai, etc.).

I also find it unfortunate Creative decided not to support the Mac 
platform in their Emulator X product.

Paolo

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "paolovalladolid" <paolovalladolid@y...> 
wrote:
> I agree.  I also think the Command Stations would have held their 
own 
> against grooveboxes from the competition (Roland, Akai, etc.).

I think the Command Stations eat other grooveboxes for breakfast 
(burrp!).

> I also find it unfortunate Creative decided not to support the Mac 
> platform in their Emulator X product.

Yeah. That killed any interest I might have had.

Yes, very much a shame this never came about, it is the logical companion 
for the Command Stations. I still can't decide on a sampler to comliment 
my XX-7.

rEalm



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