EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi there, as we are on the transfer tip, i have a question. if i get cd xtract or 
translator software, how do i get my string samples from the scsi hard drive in 
my e4k ,into my powerbook g4 (obviously the computer has no scsi 
connection?) sorry if this sounds dumb but i admit i'm i little confused!!! 
cheers, dan.

At 09:37 PM 3/11/04 +0000, you wrote:

>Hi there, as we are on the transfer tip, i have a question. if i get cd 
>xtract or
>translator software, how do i get my string samples from the scsi hard 
>drive in
>my e4k ,into my powerbook g4 (obviously the computer has no scsi
>connection?) sorry if this sounds dumb but i admit i'm i little confused!!!

Look at the included Akai convertor and it's similar.

The software is able to decipher more disk formats than what the Mac knows. 
They look at the connected devices and upon seeing your SCSI drive, they 
display it in their interface. You browse to search for the Bank you want 
to convert (or maybe you want to convert the whole disk), and click the disk

The Emu Banks are converted into one or more .exs files, which hold the 
mapping and the parameter info. The samples are converted into individual 
sample files (WAV, AIFF, or Whitman). Both files can be selected to go 
anywhere.

Then you go into EXS-24 and load em up!

Both programs have demos - try them out.


Garth Hjelte
Sampler User

On a fine day, 11-03-2004, Garth Hjelte wrote:

>At 09:37 PM 3/11/04 +0000, you wrote:
>
>>Hi there, as we are on the transfer tip, i have a question. if i get cd
>>xtract or
>>translator software, how do i get my string samples from the scsi hard
>>drive in
>>my e4k ,into my powerbook g4 (obviously the computer has no scsi
>>connection?) sorry if this sounds dumb but i admit i'm i little confused!!!
>
>Look at the included Akai convertor and it's similar.
>
>The software is able to decipher more disk formats than what the Mac knows.
>They look at the connected devices and upon seeing your SCSI drive, they
>display it in their interface.

Kind of diffficult to connect a scsi drive if you have no scsi 
connector on your laptop...

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