Emax

Hi Steven,
go to users.skynet.be/EMXP and download EMXP software with Omniflop
software. You can now with a PC download, convert and exchange all
sounds created for Emax 1 and 2. You can find sounds here ( files )
and download many factory soundbanks from hermannseib.com. John
Silveria has recently added on his website a full soundbank for Emax
2. You can convert many of them to Emax with EMXP. Good luck. We have
a sunny Christmas in Paris. Happy holidays to you.
Pascal

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, ss <ssws1@...> wrote:
>
> I'm just now on the list!  It's great to be in the loop here.
> 
> I'm trying to resurrect my Emax HD SE.  All of the floppies and  
> Syquest backup of the drive were destroyed in a move.
> My entire factory library is gone.  I had initialized the internal  
> drive for a project.  So everything is gone and I'm trying to recover  
> it somehow.
> In my experience the Emax HD SE is just a unique instrument like the  
> Fairlight CMI, you know?  You can use something else, but
> I want to get my Emax back.  I feel lucky I still have it and that  
> it's in perfect shape.
> 
> Emu Systems?  I thought their might be a guru still there that could  
> point me in the right direction, but everybody I knew
> at EMU have long since gone. No return phone calls...
> 
> I used to use Alchemy (Blank and Passport versions...).  I think I can  
> recover them and keep an old PowerPC devoted just
> to the Emax and Alchemy in my studio.  I still have a couple of  
> Alchemy samples left from my old library, and also from
> Digidesign SoftSynth programming.
> 
> I used to transfer samples back and forth via MIDI to the Emax and an  
> EIII via Alchemy.
> 
> I'm now using Peak Pro, but have not yet had the time to try to hook  
> it up to the Emax or see if it will even work.
> 
> Does anybody have any tips, pointers, links, or advice for me?  I see  
> that there were some resources on the web
> at one time and now the sites are gone or the links are broken.
> 
> Also, I'm trying to get the Emulator II library to convert for use  
> with the Emax, and perhaps Drumulator samples, too.
> 
> Any correspondence would be greatly appreciated.  I have a huge amount  
> of knowledge and am willing to share it,
> so if you respond please ask how I can help you and I'll tell you if I  
> can or if I have the resources to do so.  You might
> be surprised.
> 
> I look forward to hearing from anybody regardless.  :-)
> 
> The very best to you all and happy holidays!
> 
> Steven
> 
> PS -  I would recommend using Melodyne Studio to anybody who is  
> serious about sampling and working with sound.
>