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2002-04-03 by raymattr@...
Hi I'm just curious .... When an Emax starts up, does it usually start with "diagnostics?" I would be curious to hear whose Emax does and whose does not. Please comment if you have the chance. Any insight on this would be interesting. Thanks Ray
2002-04-04 by John David Griffis
Hi I have an EmaxII that doesnt.. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/
2002-05-19 by Rob EmuArc
Hi. Is anyone interested in buying Emax sample banks from the very high quality OMI library? These samples were previously only available on two CDROM's for Emax users with an OMI CDROM player (very rare!). The deal would work like this... OPTION 1 - Emax ZIP100 For 40 US Dollars you get a ZIP100 catridge with 36 Emax sample banks from the OMI CDROM library that was released for the Emax in 1987. You can choose from 17 different catridges, all at the same price. Shipping would be free. The catridge would work for users who have an internal or external SCSI ZIP100 drive. It is possible for some Emax users to upgrade to external SCSI, if you don't have this already. OPTION 2 - PC CD with 500 Sample Banks in EMX format For 100 US Dollars you get a CD with all 500+ OMI sample banks in EMX format. Shipping would be free. The user needs to create the Emax sample diskettes using EMX. This solution is recommended for those that are familar with using EMX successfully. The list of sample banks is here: http://www.emuarc.co.uk/Samplers/EmaxOverview/EmaxCDROM/emaxcdrom.html The pricing is set by the cost of media and production, the number of sales (expeted to be low), as well as a fairly large licensing payment to QUpArts who own the copyrights for these samples. If there is sufficient interest from users the EMX CD and/or the ZIP100 catridges will be available from June 2002. This is a one off opportunity, and the project can only go ahead if their are sufficient sales to pay for the license. If there was huge interest (30+...) then the CD version could come down in price. Please email me at info@... if you are interested, with your preference for CD or ZIP and views on pricing. Thanks Rob The Emulator Archive www.emulatorarchive.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2002-05-19 by John Silveria
If I knew how well they would transfer into my Emax II I might be interested.
On 19 May 2002 at 13:45, Rob EmuArc spoke unto me:
> Hi.
> Is anyone interested in buying Emax sample banks from the very high
> quality OMI library? These samples were previously only available on
> two CDROM's for Emax users with an OMI CDROM player (very rare!). The
> deal would work like this...
>
> OPTION 1 - Emax ZIP100
> For 40 US Dollars you get a ZIP100 catridge with 36 Emax sample banks
> from the OMI CDROM library that was released for the Emax in 1987. You
> can choose from 17 different catridges, all at the same price.
> Shipping would be free. The catridge would work for users who have an
> internal or external SCSI ZIP100 drive. It is possible for some Emax
> users to upgrade to external SCSI, if you don't have this already.
>
> OPTION 2 - PC CD with 500 Sample Banks in EMX format
> For 100 US Dollars you get a CD with all 500+ OMI sample banks in EMX
> format. Shipping would be free. The user needs to create the Emax
> sample diskettes using EMX. This solution is recommended for those
> that are familar with using EMX successfully.
>
> The list of sample banks is here:
>
> http://www.emuarc.co.uk/Samplers/EmaxOverview/EmaxCDROM/emaxcdrom.html
>
> The pricing is set by the cost of media and production, the number of
> sales (expeted to be low), as well as a fairly large licensing payment
> to QUpArts who own the copyrights for these samples. If there is
> sufficient interest from users the EMX CD and/or the ZIP100 catridges
> will be available from June 2002. This is a one off opportunity, and
> the project can only go ahead if their are sufficient sales to pay for
> the license. If there was huge interest (30+...) then the CD version
> could come down in price.
>
> Please email me at info@... if you are interested,
> with your preference for CD or ZIP and views on pricing.
>
> Thanks
>
> Rob
> The Emulator Archive
> www.emulatorarchive.com
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
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same here .. i have the 2 meg and 4 meg CD sound library but can't get the sounds into my emax2's with a SCSI cd player andcan't figure out why ??!?!!? i now have 4 emax2's a scsi cd rom player and 2 - 44meg scsi removable HD's . the 44 meg HD's load fine but can't figure out why the CDrom sounds won't load ...
----- Original Message -----
From: John Silver ia
To: emax@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 11:07 AM
Subject: Re: [emax] Emax OMI Samples for Sale
If I knew how well they would transfer into my Emax II I might be
interested.
On 19 May 2002 at 13:45, Rob EmuArc spoke unto me:
> Hi.
> Is anyone interested in buying Emax sample banks from the very high
> quality OMI library? These samples were previously only available on
> two CDROM's for Emax users with an OMI CDROM player (very rare!). The
> deal would work like this...
>
> OPTION 1 - Emax ZIP100
> For 40 US Dollars you get a ZIP100 catridge with 36 Emax sample banks
> from the OMI CDROM library that was released for the Emax in 1987. You
> can choose from 17 different catridges, all at the same price.
> Shipping would be free. The catridge would work for users who have an
> internal or external SCSI ZIP100 drive. It is possible for some Emax
> users to upgrade to external SCSI, if you don't have this already.
>
> OPTION 2 - PC CD with 500 Sample Banks in EMX format
> For 100 US Dollars you get a CD with all 500+ OMI sample banks in EMX
> format. Shipping would be free. The user needs to create the Emax
> sample diskettes using EMX. This solution is recommended for those
> that are familar with using EMX successfully.
>
> The list of sample banks is here:
>
> http://www.emuarc.co.uk/Samplers/EmaxOverview/EmaxCDROM/emaxcdrom.html
>
> The pricing is set by the cost of media and production, the number of
> sales (expeted to be low), as well as a fairly large licensing payment
> to QUpArts who own the copyrights for these samples. If there is
> sufficient interest from users the EMX CD and/or the ZIP100 catridges
> will be available from June 2002. This is a one off opportunity, and
> the project can only go ahead if their are sufficient sales to pay for
> the license. If there was huge interest (30+...) then the CD version
> could come down in price.
>
> Please email me at info@... if you are interested,
> with your preference for CD or ZIP and views on pricing.
>
> Thanks
>
> Rob
> The Emulator Archive
> www.emulatorarchive.com
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
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>
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>
> http://www.silveriafamily.com
>
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**************************John Silveria II****************************
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2002-05-21 by Rob EmuArc
Hi, Try a different CD player - the Emax II will only work with old SCSI 1 4x type players. See if you can load presets rather than banks. Look on our news page for details of a combined CDROM drive and ZIP100 1U rack that works with the Emax II. Regards Rob The Emulator Archive www.emulatorarchive.com same here .. i have the 2 meg and 4 meg CD sound library but can't get the sounds into my emax2's with a SCSI cd player andcan't figure out why ??!?!!? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]