Mellotronists

Would an Akai S3000 be a suitable sampler? I've notced one on ebay.

How many sounds could I upload with that? Perhaps I could get away
with a cheaper/smaller sampler?

so many questions!!!

Yep! Being a musician and a Dad - So many Toys, so little  money....
                                                                 Jimmy Moore

Akai 3000 should be backward compatible. The Pinder CD
can be read by Akai, Kurzweil, Ensoniq, and The E-Mu
line. I have an E-MU e6400 Ultra. Bought it for $300
on ebay. Works Perfect.
Rich

--- lil_guapo11 <lil_guapo11@...> wrote:

> 
> Would an Akai S3000 be a suitable sampler? I've
> notced one on ebay.
> 
> How many sounds could I upload with that? Perhaps I
> could get away
> with a cheaper/smaller sampler?
> 
> so many questions!!!
> 
> 
> 
> 



		
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On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, DiPaolo Richard wrote:

> Akai 3000 should be backward compatible. The Pinder CD
> can be read by Akai, Kurzweil, Ensoniq, and The E-Mu
> line. I have an E-MU e6400 Ultra. Bought it for $300
> on ebay. Works Perfect.
> Rich



note: don't forget to put as much memory in the sampler as you can
afford to. a 4 meg sampler would not be capable of very much.

16 megs recommended minimum.

...jeff