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Question - AKAI from file

2005-09-19 by czarek@comcast.net

Is there any way of converting AKAI to EXS while what I have are AKAI files sent to me on an email ???

Thx

Re: [EXS] Question - AKAI from file

2005-09-19 by Sascha Franck

> Is there any way of converting AKAI to EXS while what I have are AKAI files sent to me on an email ???

You will have to use one of the variuos conversion programs, such as Chickensys' Translator or CDxtract for that job. The EXS is
only converting AKAI CDs.

- Sascha

Re: [EXS] Question - AKAI from file

2005-09-19 by kirbyko3@aol.com

I would just download those files and burn them to a CDROM as data, then pop that CD into the drive when you have the EXS Akai convert window open.
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Is there any way of converting AKAI to EXS while what I have are AKAI files sent 
to me on an email ???

Thx






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Re: [EXS] Question - AKAI from file

2005-09-19 by Hollow Sun

> Is there any way of converting AKAI to EXS while what I have are AKAI files
> sent to me on an email ???
Naughty (perhaps)!!!


Best regards,


Steve
http://www.hollowsun.com

Re: [EXS] Question - AKAI from file

2005-09-19 by czarek@comcast.net

I didn't try that ... but isn't it different CD format than the regular Data CD ?

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> I would just download those files and burn them to a CDROM as data, 
> then pop that CD into the drive when you have the EXS Akai convert 
> window open. 
> 
> -----Original Message----- 
> From: czarek@... 
> Is there any way of converting AKAI to EXS while what I have are 
> AKAI files sent to me on an email ???

Re: [EXS] Question - AKAI from file

2005-09-19 by Garth Hjelte

At 07:38 PM 9/19/2005 +0000, you wrote:

> > I would just download those files and burn them to a CDROM as data,
> > then pop that CD into the drive when you have the EXS Akai convert
> > window open.
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: czarek@...
> > Is there any way of converting AKAI to EXS while what I have are
> > AKAI files sent to me on an email ???

>I didn't try that ... but isn't it different CD format than the regular 
>Data CD ?

There are many many Akai formats. The one that is "usually" referred to as 
"Akai" is the S-1000/3000 proprietary format CD's, which can't be read by 
computers themselves. Special reading routines are put into EXS, or 
Translator, or other programs or hardware samplers in order to read them. 
This is what is referred to on the EXS when it sez "Akai Convert".

If you got the files via email (hopefully they aren't copywritten and 
illegal for you to use or have), they are likely S-5000 type files (.akp 
programs and .wav samples). You need a 3rd party converter for those.

They could also be Pulsar .p and .s files (could be .wav), or MESA files 
(.prg .s3p .sts and .wav or something else), or MPC .pgm files and on and 
on and on. None fo these EXS can natively read, you need 3rd party 
convertors, which are good tools to have in your toolbox.



Garth Hjelte
Sampler User

Re: [EXS] Question - AKAI from file

2005-09-19 by Sascha Franck

> I didn't try that ... but isn't it different CD format than the regular Data CD ?

Yes, pretty much so.

- Sascha

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