Hello Chip, I think Robert Smith had an Emulator 2 so it could also have been that. Good to see someone still using their Emax live :) I used to use an Emax 2 live back in the early 90s and it always felt good to play on stage (weighty and solid). The Emax 2 also had a great sound for live use, a bite and grain that would really cut through on the PA. Eventually I replaced it with a K2000 but that just didn't have the same feel or tone as the Emax 2 :P I bought a couple of Emax 2 racks recently but am still trying to get them working. I should never have sold my keyboard back in the day! -- Best regards, Tristan mailto:tu@... Saturday, April 7, 2007, 3:36:14 AM, you wrote: C> it could be an ensoniq, but i use that bank in a lot of songs too and C> it's like a feeling.... C> by other hand, the mirage is very similar to emax (8bit 32khz, analog C> filer) so i think you're right... i've just guided by my ear. C> chip C> my fingers are not famous, but if you want to se Emax in action have C> a look here ;-) C> http://www.fotolog.com/groovebox/16064940 C> http://www.fotolog.com/groovebox/16103751 C> http://www.fotolog.com/groovebox/16135033 C> --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, Tristan <tu@...> wrote: >> >> Funny, I always thought the Cure used Ensoniq Mirage for those >> strings. >> >> Friday, April 6, 2007, 5:38:43 PM, you wrote: >> >> C> want to hear an album with tons of Emax arco strings bank? >> >> C> The Cure >> >> C> Album: Disintegration >> >> C> if you want to save time go directly to track 8: Prayers For C> Rain. >> >> C> Does anybody has more examples of Emax on other records? >> >> >> >> >> >> C> >> C>
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Re: [emax] Re: famous fingers
2007-04-09 by Tristan
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