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RE: [emax] EIII, ESi-32 destructive editting

2004-02-08 by Rob Keeble

Hi,
Some EIII cool (but processor intensive) features were removed to make way
for better new features on the EIIIX/ESI's, this was probably becuase the
EIII had a co-processor and the EIIIX did not - although there is space to
fit one. The ESI range is just an EIIIX with smaller surface mount
components.

Regards
rob
www.emulatorarchive.com

  -----Original Message-----
  From: tbiggz [mailto:infarmah@...]
  Sent: 08 February 2004 18:49
  To: emax@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [emax] EIII, ESi-32 destructive editting


  Hi, I have an emulator III rack with O.S. 2.42.  I use it a lot with
  an Sp1200; dumping sampled signals to the EIII for processing and
  back to the SP for playback.

  I have a pretty good selection of destructive editing tools on the
  EIII (especially for a 93 OS!).  I have a huge 256 tap lowpass/hipass
  phaselinear filter, all other IIR filter forms, compression, digital
  eq, etc...

  My question is why Emu removed some of these filters from the EIIIx
  and ESI models.  They seem to keep the EQ and compression-- but
  that's pretty much all that remains.. any reason for this?  Or do
  they have these features in some OS update that doesn't get mentioned
  in the manuals?

  Anyone know about this?



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