Integrating an esi-4000 with a PC
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 10:55 amOf late I've been missing my esi 4000 sampler and I really want to re-intergrate it back in to my studio. The problem facing me is how to intergrate/couple it with my PC so that it can quickly access samples.
It's currently hooked up to an old external 1 gig hard drive via a huge SCSI connector lead, which I would really like to do away with. What I wan't to do is find an external hard drive that the pc and the sampler can share or some other way of conecting the two so I can simply drag samples from my daw/pc in to the e-mu. Does anyone know if this is possible, given that the e-mu has only SCSI connectors? I imagine my pc would need a hard drive with USB. . . . Or would it? I'm running XP64, and have also run out of spare slots on my motherboard so fitting an SCSI port to my pc is going to be impossible.
I'm a bit lost,I already have an external hard drive with a terrabite of space, but don't know how to best go about connecting either the hard drive or the PC to my esi.
It's currently hooked up to an old external 1 gig hard drive via a huge SCSI connector lead, which I would really like to do away with. What I wan't to do is find an external hard drive that the pc and the sampler can share or some other way of conecting the two so I can simply drag samples from my daw/pc in to the e-mu. Does anyone know if this is possible, given that the e-mu has only SCSI connectors? I imagine my pc would need a hard drive with USB. . . . Or would it? I'm running XP64, and have also run out of spare slots on my motherboard so fitting an SCSI port to my pc is going to be impossible.
I'm a bit lost,I already have an external hard drive with a terrabite of space, but don't know how to best go about connecting either the hard drive or the PC to my esi.