Emax

i have it and the transform function is the same just faster

its an emulator 4 engine so it sounds great if you goto there site you can get proteus vx free and you get there composer rom from the proteus 2000 module with it for free you cant sample with it but you can but you can load proteusx and emux banks


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: ss 
  To: emax@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 8:37 AM
  Subject: [emax] Sound Design: TM "had problems...."






  I remember one of the key people in development who had done all of 
  this TM work
  (not Transendental Meditation -- that's on the David Lynch list!) and 
  this person told
  me that "It really didn't work out..." and "It had a lot of problems, 
  bugs in the code...".

  But I have had really wonderful results on the Emax HD SE that I have 
  except for
  the time it takes to do the calculations and the guessing-game that it 
  can become.

  I used small, harmonically rich samples in tiny bits and experiments. 
  And if one
  combination worked then I would jump on that pair and follow that path 
  to see
  where it would take me.

  Now I see that the new EMU PC-based version of their sampler has the 
  "Transform
  Multiply" as an addition to their already powerful engine.

  I'm wondering if they recompiled the original code? Or if it is the 
  same code that we
  all have with Emax? And WOW! -- If I could apply a couple of GIGs of 
  RAM to TM
  and use multi-samples that change their harmonic content during the 
  time domain,
  that would be spectacular! Very impressive if it works! And no more 
  hours of waiting
  for a process to finish one would hope...?

  I do not know a single person who has the PC version of the EMU 
  sampler. I think
  that's rather odd. Never hear anything about it or it being 
  discussed. Loads of
  discussion about the Virus synth for example...

  Anyway, I have not had TM error-out on me yet. Run out of memory -- 
  yes!
  "Bugs" or evidence of them? No.

  Anybody care to share their thoughts and reflections on TM? And their 
  experience
  past and or present?

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