WAV to EMU... What is the best/fastest way!?
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 10:03 pm
I have an E6400 Classic with EOS 4.6.2 and a E5000 with EOS 4.7
I have a Windows XP box with SCSI currently connected to the E6400. I also have a Macbook Pro running Leopard and WinXP. I have 3 SCSI zip Drives, a USB zip a few SCSI HD's a SCSI CDROM and all the current standard means of transferring files.
I recently acquired a large amount of sampled drum kits as 16bit 44.1 WAV files. What I would like to know is, what is the fastest way I could import and assign these sounds in either of my EOS samplers? Preferably I would like to do it on the Mac (but if I must go the XP route, so be it) and if possible, in the end I would like to save it as Emax II files (as I also have an Emax II).
I have Translator for Windows, MidiQuest for both Mac and PC, CDXtract for OS X, and I have tried the demo for Zoeos.
What is the fastest way I could allocate each drum kit as it's own preset with each sound file assigned to a separate key starting from C-1 and going up the keyboard.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I have a Windows XP box with SCSI currently connected to the E6400. I also have a Macbook Pro running Leopard and WinXP. I have 3 SCSI zip Drives, a USB zip a few SCSI HD's a SCSI CDROM and all the current standard means of transferring files.
I recently acquired a large amount of sampled drum kits as 16bit 44.1 WAV files. What I would like to know is, what is the fastest way I could import and assign these sounds in either of my EOS samplers? Preferably I would like to do it on the Mac (but if I must go the XP route, so be it) and if possible, in the end I would like to save it as Emax II files (as I also have an Emax II).
I have Translator for Windows, MidiQuest for both Mac and PC, CDXtract for OS X, and I have tried the demo for Zoeos.
What is the fastest way I could allocate each drum kit as it's own preset with each sound file assigned to a separate key starting from C-1 and going up the keyboard.
Any help is greatly appreciated.