Seems like a lot of posts end up merged with ultra discussions - maybe its time to set a group up here for the offspring off the Ultra fatherfigures - the old ESI or legacy series ?
Would mean this would be a go to place for samplers from Emu...
just a thought.....
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Is is worth creating a Top level topic for ESI32/4000 users?
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Is is worth creating a Top level topic for ESI32/4000 users?
by kalide » Sat Apr 18, 2009 1:23 pm
's'allbollocksinnit.
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Re: Is is worth creating a Top level topic for ESI32/4000 users?
by sixtysixnorth » Sun Apr 19, 2009 5:49 pm
I think this would be a great idea too
Sounds Delicious...
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Re: Is is worth creating a Top level topic for ESI32/4000 users?
by russ » Thu Mar 04, 2010 9:51 pm
Yes, lash it up!!
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Re: Is is worth creating a Top level topic for ESI32/4000 users?
by Pedfred » Mon May 17, 2010 3:45 pm
Greetings,
First...Thanks for accepting me to the forum.
As a new ESI32 and 4000 owner I can really use some help.
SO, of course, my response to the suggested Top Level topic would be YES, YES, YES (please).
I need to learn how to create, including what programs to use, ZIP discs with sound banks for the 4000.
Questions like:
Does the ZIP drive creating the disc (attached to my computer) HAVE to be SCSI also, or can I use a USB ZIP drive at the computer to create disc that can be read by the internal SCSI ZIP drive in the 4000? My guess is yes, it can be a USB ZIP drive, as long as the right program is used to save to disc.
Anyway...I vote Yes.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks, from the deep woods,
Pedfred
First...Thanks for accepting me to the forum.
As a new ESI32 and 4000 owner I can really use some help.
SO, of course, my response to the suggested Top Level topic would be YES, YES, YES (please).
I need to learn how to create, including what programs to use, ZIP discs with sound banks for the 4000.
Questions like:
Does the ZIP drive creating the disc (attached to my computer) HAVE to be SCSI also, or can I use a USB ZIP drive at the computer to create disc that can be read by the internal SCSI ZIP drive in the 4000? My guess is yes, it can be a USB ZIP drive, as long as the right program is used to save to disc.
Anyway...I vote Yes.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks, from the deep woods,
Pedfred
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Re: Is is worth creating a Top level topic for ESI32/4000 users?
by AxiMaxi » Mon Sep 13, 2010 12:52 pm
You have my vote too, as I'm a long time ESI-32 owner (only recently an E6400 joined the rack).
For those seeking immediate help with their ESI sampler, check this Yahoo group.
It is very active and there are some rather knowledgable people there (and some very not so, I may add).
For those seeking immediate help with their ESI sampler, check this Yahoo group.
It is very active and there are some rather knowledgable people there (and some very not so, I may add).
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Re: Is is worth creating a Top level topic for ESI32/4000 users?
by alacantec » Mon Sep 27, 2010 2:29 pm
Greets --just to introduce myself to this board.
I'm using an ESI4000 and defo will watch a dedicated ESI thread!
I'm using an ESI4000 and defo will watch a dedicated ESI thread!
ESI4000 & EMU x2 user
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Re: Is is worth creating a Top level topic for ESI32/4000 users?
by morpheus-974 » Mon Jul 11, 2011 2:41 pm
ok for the esi topic
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