Emax

Hello everyone,

I have an EMAX II keyboard and have created presets of vocal samples. 
I've placed them over a range of notes using the 'lo' and 'hi' 
settings and everything's great. However, when I load the same preset 
into a different EMAX II keyboard the range is the same but it sounds 
different; the same note can be heard by playing 'C' on the first EMAX 
and 'G' on the second. I've tried using the transpose function but 
this changes the whole keyboard and not just the sample range.

I'm wondering if there is a default setting (for the 'orig') that can 
be adjusted but haven't found it. Any ideas?

Cheers, Phil.

Phil, I just tried this with two of my Emax-II samplers but everything 
seems fine. The C on the first Emax-II sounds exactly the same as the C 
on the second Emax-II.

What happens when you save the original sampled bank again on the 
second Emax and reload this copied bank on the first (sampling) Emax ? 

If you create EMX images of these two banks (original & copy), and 
compare these files (e.g. by using Ucomp), does the compare-tool report 
differences between the two files ?

///E-synthesist


--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "philip1141" <philmunro@...> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
> 
> I have an EMAX II keyboard and have created presets of vocal samples. 
> I've placed them over a range of notes using the 'lo' and 'hi' 
> settings and everything's great. However, when I load the same preset 
> into a different EMAX II keyboard the range is the same but it sounds 
> different; the same note can be heard by playing 'C' on the first 
EMAX 

> and 'G' on the second. I've tried using the transpose function but 
> this changes the whole keyboard and not just the sample range.
> 
> I'm wondering if there is a default setting (for the 'orig') that can 
> be adjusted but haven't found it. Any ideas?
> 
> Cheers, Phil.
>