I was hoping to load a bunch of loops onto a CDr and load them that way. But if I hear you right, I could put the E6400 internal HD into my computer, format it as FAT32, then copy my samples onto it. Remove it from the computer, put it back into the sampler and all the loops would be there? rEalm erik_magrini@... wrote: > > Is it true that Ultra samplers will only import Emu and Akai sample > libraries via the CD ROM? Is there no way other than SCSI (or floppy, > ich!) to get raw wav files into the sampler? I've got a great hook up for > a E6400 Ultra in the works, but that limitation could be a problem if it's > true. Anyone here know? The E6400 Ultra can import Akai S1000/S3000, Roland S-7xx, Ensoniq ASR-10 banks and E-MU legacy sampler's banks, presets and samples via SCSI - CD-ROM or Harddrives. The E6400 Ultra can load its native banks (E4) via SCSI or floppy. The E6400 can import and export wav and AIFF files to/from a FAT 32 formatted hardrive. The E6400 supports SMIDI, which allows you send files from Soundforge, Peak or Recyle via SCSI into it. Lastly, we are plan on releasing a USB slave card which will connect up to our new software Emulator sampler. This will allow you transfer files back and forth as well. What other way do you want to get samples into the E6400 Ultra? sean at e-mu To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: xl7-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [xl7] OT: E6400 question
2002-10-10 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
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