Using vintage Akai, Emu, Ensoniq, Kurzweil, Roland, and Yamaha sample CD-ROMs and other instrument files with Kontakt is fairly simple to do, and does not require purchasing any additional third-party conversion software. Kontakt 6 has removed support for these legacy sampler formats, but Kontakt 5 will happily convert and (if … Continue reading
Not complete, but more than can be found elsewhere. About the Sample Diskette Library The initial factory sound library for the Emulator I was rather limited, and you had to buy blank formatted diskettes from E-mu Systems to create your own samples. It was quickly realized that a sample library … Continue reading
Create your own E-mu Drumulator sounds with these decoder / encoder tools… E-mu Drumulator Sound ROM Creation Tools v0.60 Included kits (so far): – Emu Drumulator Factory Sounds – Digidrums – African Percussion – Digidrums – Alternate Set 1 – Digidrums – Electronic Drums 1 – Digidrums – Electronic Drums … Continue reading
Complete aside from ZD517 – Techno Drums #2, however these have not been extensively tested and may or may not be altered from the original content. ZD501 Latino Ensemble ZD502 Congas ZD503 Kyodai Rock ZD504 Standard Traps ZD505 Orchestral Bash ZD506 Rock Assortment #1 ZD507 Rock Assortment #2 ZD508 Electro … Continue reading
When the E4 series of samplers was initially launched, the contemporary method for authoring new Emu CD volumes was to create the new content on the sampler itself, clone the hard drive bit-for-bit via SCSI, then blindly write back the raw data to CD-R. Fortunately, advances in technology have made … Continue reading
