Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2003 11:09 amdestruct your in the righit place..
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Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2003 11:09 amPosted: Sun Nov 23, 2003 6:46 am22 here, had my e5000 for 2 years, been using it hardcore for about 1. Very glad I purchased it, best piece of gear I own!
Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2003 11:25 pmi'm 26 and i've had an e4xt ultra for about 3 years and had an old e6400 (non-ultra) for about a year before that.
i just got the rfx card and 8 output expander and am like a kid in a candy store with it.
i just got the rfx card and 8 output expander and am like a kid in a candy store with it.
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2003 3:44 pmI have had a 6400 since 1997 im 23 years old, i sold it a year ago and i have just brought one again for half the price. I paid 1800 from new and just got one for ?250.
Now i have an emu, akai 5000 and akai 2000 (i don't use the 2000)
Now i have an emu, akai 5000 and akai 2000 (i don't use the 2000)
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2003 5:13 pmim 25 , bought my e5000 ultra 3 weeks ago, im totally lame in samplers 
, got rolands xp-80 so far, now gonna use it as a midi control keyboard;)
i think im gonna ask you some questions soon.
byez
, got rolands xp-80 so far, now gonna use it as a midi control keyboard;)
i think im gonna ask you some questions soon.
byez
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2003 6:14 pmthat's funny, that is what happened to my roland keyboard too. it turned into a midi controller. man i hate the sounds on that thing.
Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2003 5:00 am[quote="ezman"]Well, some people are saying that 50 is the new 30! Any 50 year olds here!?
I'm 44 at Christmas, feel like a 20 year old, and am just glad I'm still around considering the amount of punishment I've given my brain over the years.
Originally had an EPS, played with an S1000, but wasn't keen, and am now the proud owner of an E5000.
Porn for the ears.
Am I the oldest kid in town?]
I'm 44 at Christmas, feel like a 20 year old, and am just glad I'm still around considering the amount of punishment I've given my brain over the years.
Originally had an EPS, played with an S1000, but wasn't keen, and am now the proud owner of an E5000.
Porn for the ears.
Am I the oldest kid in town?]
Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2003 3:51 amanother 25 here. got a e-synth about a year ago and have only been getting into it the last couple months. started out using reason around 21 and always wanted to get into hardware so i kept buying shit and never using it. now i have a room full of hardware and dont know what the fuck im doing
anyway, i cant believe i didnt start earlier, the emu is the shit! so easy to use now that i have sat down and worked through a couple tracks with it. and working with hardware is just all out more fun that good ol' reason.
anyway, glad to hear im not gettin to old for this shit anymore, glad i read this thread
wonder if im to old for video games cause thats the only thing that keeps me from producing more often.
ez
anyway, i cant believe i didnt start earlier, the emu is the shit! so easy to use now that i have sat down and worked through a couple tracks with it. and working with hardware is just all out more fun that good ol' reason.
anyway, glad to hear im not gettin to old for this shit anymore, glad i read this thread
wonder if im to old for video games cause thats the only thing that keeps me from producing more often.
ez
Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2003 5:21 am[
wonder if im to old for video games cause thats the only thing that keeps me from producing more often.
ez[/quote]We all need a break from reality from time to time, and games are the nearest thing I can get to doing things I can't do in reality, such as space travel, Kicking sorry alien butt, and racing around like a psychopath.
All without getting hurt, or arrested, or having to kill too many braincells, likeI did in the pre computer daze.And my musical instruments seem to last longer as well.
wonder if im to old for video games cause thats the only thing that keeps me from producing more often.
ez[/quote]We all need a break from reality from time to time, and games are the nearest thing I can get to doing things I can't do in reality, such as space travel, Kicking sorry alien butt, and racing around like a psychopath.
All without getting hurt, or arrested, or having to kill too many braincells, likeI did in the pre computer daze.And my musical instruments seem to last longer as well.
Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2003 12:17 pm31 years old and I've used E-MU samplers for the last 10 years or so.
Started out on an Emax II then I bought an e-64.
Then an ESI-32 (alongside the e-64) and finally I now 'only' have my E-6400 Ultra.
I used to use an Ensoniq EPS and EPS 16+ too (and my small Roland S-10 at some point in time too) :-)
/Dane
Started out on an Emax II then I bought an e-64.
Then an ESI-32 (alongside the e-64) and finally I now 'only' have my E-6400 Ultra.
I used to use an Ensoniq EPS and EPS 16+ too (and my small Roland S-10 at some point in time too) :-)
/Dane
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2003 6:01 pmi'm 20.....had my sampler for about 2 years, only really used it properly in the last year!!! i love it, best bit of kit i have, still learning new things everyday on it!!!!
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2003 2:39 amAt the age of 24, I have been plugging away at this E-6400 Ultra for about 3 years. I had a piece of shit scsi drive running off the thing and have just upgraded to using a Jaz drive which I purchased (complete with two cables) on ebay for 30 bucks -- Bargain.
I, probably just like most of you as well, can identifiy tunes that were reason/software based or hardware based very easily. And if most of the young ones are using the software and will not ever find out the beauty behind the Emu or various other hardware methods, this is a possible great divide in the future of drum & bass or other musics. I'll stay on this side of the crevass.
I, probably just like most of you as well, can identifiy tunes that were reason/software based or hardware based very easily. And if most of the young ones are using the software and will not ever find out the beauty behind the Emu or various other hardware methods, this is a possible great divide in the future of drum & bass or other musics. I'll stay on this side of the crevass.
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2003 6:31 amI'm 29, have had my E5000 for about 4 years. I'd been workin' at my Emu for years in total isolation (didn't know anyone doin' this sort of thing & didn't access the net much) till the day I found this site The good thig is now I'm beginning to understand what it is I've been doin' all this time!!!
cheers.
The good thig is now I'm beginning to understand what it is I've been doin' all this time!!!
cheers.
Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2003 4:00 pmI am 24 and have been using esi2000 for about 4 years.Started out with sp808 but realized that it isn't a real sampler(sold it) so I added the esi.In about a week i am getting e5000 ultra becouse I wanna have the rasamling feature and some int. efx.I think i am keeping the esi becouse of the history.
Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2003 4:03 pmBy the way I am only using E-MU.XL-7, esi2000 and soon e5k ultra on my live rig.