I've had an EMU for years but never really got to grips with the underlying voice/preset editing. I used to think 3 oscs were a luxury on conventional h/w synths, but if I've understood the EMU correctly, each voice is an 'oscillator' with individual pitch, filter, adsr, lfo etc. so it has dozens

So maybe sampling other synths is the wrong way to go - just need to sample their basic waveforms and re-create their sounds using the EMU controls... and then came across JAHFUNK's recent posts on doing just that

Phil.