emusonacid!

Hi

ZoeOS v1.5 will be available for download on March 15th 2006. This will be a cross platform release, running on both Windows XP/2000 and MacOS X Tiger (v10.4). It will be provided free to all licensed
customers.

http://www.zuonics.com

Paul Meehan

ZoeOS for OS X right around the corner, that's great news! Thanks Paul!

ok i think this is a great deal...$130 CAD

Can't wait to start sending samples back in forth with ease on my apple dual 2.5 G5 with 2 gigs of ram and making fat basslines for breakbeats in Logic Audio 7!

Really cant wait! right now in the breakbeat world, most basslines are made with virtual samplers. The tracks are still dope but I hope to use my emu ultra 5000 to make full and fat sounding basslines!


Cheers!

i hope its coming out...


march 15th?


i hope it works

Can't wait to start sending samples back in forth with ease on my apple dual 2.5 G5 with 2 gigs of ram and making fat basslines for breakbeats in Logic Audio 7!

I'm a little green on ZeoOS but I'm tryin the demo. I thought it was more an editor for the Emu. Can it send and recieve samples as well?
niles

Yes, it builds banks from samples on your hard drive and sends them to the Emu by SCSI (you need a SCSI card). It's a great tool.

yes! its supposted to be great from what i read on their site.


you can type in your samples name with your keyboard--no more broken keys on emu problem--and typing is obviously quicker!lol

and you can get into all the emus functions with ease and windows.


is it gonna work on tiger?

art wrote:ZoeOS for OS X right around the corner, that's great news! Thanks Paul!

...OS X version delayed yet again...Just read this off zuonics website:

" The next version of ZoeOS, v1.5, is delayed. Apologies to those who are waiting for March 15th."

...

it would have been nice...


but making this work with scsi on mac os x or tiger...


is that really possible?


i dont think its an easy task for 1 man.

SCSI isn't necessary. The minimum requirement is MIDI.

As a paying Zuonics customer, I just want to point out an outstanding FREEWARE, cross-platform fs1r synth editor I use. It's a good example of what one can do if one is motivated.
It's made by one man: K. Take. Not only has he released an OS X version, in addition to the original Windows version, he just released a Universal Binary, Intel Mac compatible version. Now that's dedication!: http://www4.airnet.ne.jp/k_take/fs1r_ed ... glish.html .

...Yes, the broken promises by Zuonics are beginning to piss me off...Maybe he was bought out by Creative Labs?

Man, is that site run through babelfish or something? I'm sure it is a good program, but the grammar sucks :)

Ole wrote:Man, is that site run through babelfish or something? I'm sure it is a good program, but the grammar sucks :)

The site is Japanese. The grammar in the editor is as good as any Roland, or Yamaha app.

That is frightenly correct :)

More specifically, there are no major grammar mistakes in the editor(not very surprising given most of the text in the editor is rarely more than two words per parameter. ). It is, in fact, the fs1r editor of choice in the fs1r community.

I too use K. Take's FS1R editor and have been using it since his beta version. It's a really good FS1R editor and it's totally free.

I'd be interested in ZoeOS but really, the price is a lil steep (especially since you will be soon able to buy the new Emulator X2 for about the same price)

http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=2923

(yes, yes, I realize the E X2 is a software sampler and not hardware).

Also, is it just me or has Zuonics made claims about bringing this ZoeOS out for OS X for well over a year now?