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Discussion of the Emulator X2 Software Sampler

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Discussion of the Emulator X2 Software Sampler

Postby admin on Fri May 19, 2006 7:47 am

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Emulator X (the first version) did allow basic audio recording and waveform manipulation but now the X2 has arrived. With the upgrade we are given the tools we need to capture and map audio quickly and easily and with a power samplists have never known before. Is this important? If you are a samplist, Yes. Emu pushes the boundaries of recording audio for samples far beyond its hardware samplers, far beyond typical audio editors like Sound Forge, Recycle and Peak.

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Postby diegoesk on Wed Jun 07, 2006 5:40 pm

Im stoked!!


the synth swipe feature was something I first heard about in a program called sample robot. But Emu has taken it to the next level. I love to see American companies to good... Emu keep up the good work!!!
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Postby Lake Side Souljah on Thu Jun 08, 2006 5:06 am

There's going to be a cross upgrade for proteus x users so watch out for that.
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Postby diegoesk on Mon Jun 12, 2006 10:24 pm

Tweak.. quick question.. if i already own the 1820M dock and the emulator X software (ver 1.82), I just need to order the X2 upgrade correct?
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Postby ICHi on Tue Jun 13, 2006 9:45 pm

[quote="diegoesk"]Tweak.. quick question.. if i already own the 1820M dock and the emulator X software (ver 1.82), I just need to order the X2 upgrade correct?[/quote]
***Yes that is correct.
If you have EX or PX V1.x...get the upgrade
If you have a Digital Audio System...get the add on
If you have a PX we have just introduced a PX to EX2 cross grade
http://www.kvraudio.com/news/5449.html
And for new users we are almost ready to release the EX2/PX2 Retail versions that will for the first time allow users without DASs to use EX/PX like any other software virtual instrument.


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Postby diegoesk on Thu Jun 15, 2006 3:50 am

iCHI, i just joined the unofficial forums... thanks for the support.. great products!!!
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STUDIO TOOLS

Postby XSIV1 on Thu Jul 06, 2006 4:38 am

Hey ICHi -

Nice to see you here, Man! I have a question for you.....I keep hearing about these studio tools CDs (Ableton Lite, Cubase SE, etc) that come with Emulator X. Here's the question....what gives? I bought the Emulator X Studio with the software and the 1820m and some incredible sounds, but no sequencer, no mastering plugs, nada!!! Did I get a bad box or what? I purchased it from Musician's Friend brand new!

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Importing EMU E4 CDs with X2

Postby shawnzoom on Sun Nov 05, 2006 9:54 am

Has anyone done this? If yes, what was your exact configuration. I have a ton of E4 CDs I want to import in X2.

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Postby Tweak on Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:57 am

I've done it using 2 methods.

Use EOS 4.7 in your sampler. Format removable scsi media as PC-DOS. Load and save the bank onto the media in e4b format. Connect the removable media to a PC and it will load right into emulator X.

or

Use Chicken systems translator. Load the CD Rom and view the contents in Translator. Bank by bank convert the banks to E4b format and save to a location on your hard drive.

There may be a way to to it directly from the EOS CD now; it did these conversions over a year ago and could not get it to work using the supplied conversion program.
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Postby shawnzoom on Wed Nov 08, 2006 1:33 am

Thanks Tweak, option 2 seems to be working for me. Did you post something about "deficiencies" in the Chicken translator when converting your E4 CDs to X2 format?
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where does emu put the exb files?

Postby jsepeta on Mon Jan 01, 2007 2:37 am

After running some updates to Emulator X2 tonight, and installing a few of Emu's X-version sound sets, I decided I'd prefer to keep all the Emu samples in a sample directory so it's easier to back up and restore if Windows XP gets hosed. Also for managing disk space. Well guess what kiddies? Emu by default saves some sounds to an Emu Sound Central directory, and others to the Emu folder, and still others to a third location. After manually moving files then rebuilding the library, I still couldn't locate some of the samples, so I've had to uninstall and reinstall all the sample content. Huge PITA. So if you're looking to install Emulator X, you may wish to plan out where your sample data will be stored ahead of time.
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Postby samplerbanker on Sat Sep 15, 2007 8:37 am

Have you already tried the librarian feature of Emulator X2?
SamplerBanks.com - Professional sampler sounds for Reason NN-XT, HALion 3, Kontakt 2, EXS 24 mk II and Emulator X
http://www.samplerbanks.com
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cross grade?

Postby Tacman7 on Thu Jan 24, 2008 10:03 am

I'm finally getting around to learning to use the X2 with guitar.

I upgraded from V1 that came with EmulatorX Studio.

I have plans to get into RME hardware.

So my X2 isn't going to work without E-mu hardware in the machine or will it still work if it's installed and then I change cards?

Is there an cross grade path to get the version that runs on anything?


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Transfering Protues X banks to an E4 Sampler

Postby DrButcher917 on Mon Apr 28, 2008 1:04 pm

Has anyone tried to transfer a Protues X bank to a E4 hardware sampler? Please share your methods and results, if any. Thanks!
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