Chris your program is one of the ones I've tried and not that I don't completely appreciate
the effort but what I'm left with, even with banks that I've created the samples for, doesn't
sound like the originals. I assume this is due to not knowing the original sample rate?
Isn't there also the issue that it's creating 16 bit samples out of em1 files which are
actually 12 bit samples? I believe the unwritten rule is that em1 files are from Emax 1
banks and em2 files are from Emax II banks. For me it was just something I
experimented with. I imagine with some effort in Sound Forge I could edit the results
back into something that sounds like the original samples.
On 22 Dec 2004 at 12:41, Chris Strellis spoke unto me:
> Gentlemen,
>
> In the files section of this group there is a folder called Emu2wav
> containing a program I wrote some time ago.
>
> It converts .em1 files to - you've guessed it - WAVs.
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Re: [emax] Re: emax to .aif or wav conversion
2004-12-22 by John Silveria
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