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« Last post by smoot smooth.as.silk on Today at 02:45:15 AM »E-mu revolutionized music sampling with their legendary Emulator series. I wanted to share this with you. But chrisNova777 has already posted a lot of stuff here.
"E-Mu Proteus VX v.2 that E-mu was giving away for free at the end. Includes manual. Can play any and all E-Mu sample sets of module ROM. Runs in Windows XP to 10 x64. Software version of Proteus 2000. Includes Composer ROM sample set. Stand-alone or plugin. Abandonware."
https://archive.org/details/proteus-vx_202103
https://synth.market/en/articles/e_mu_last_decade_of_samplers/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-mu_Emulator_X
I found and installed an E-mu Emulator X3 64-bit. I have to say that some of E-mu's sound libraries are quite special.
And personally, they're very useful for many productions. I also like the workflow. Old-school sampler style. I didn't know this model, the VST, existed. But thanks to this website, there are many interesting articles.
E-mu's EOS 4.70 system is very stable. This is the latest version using Emulator X3 64-bit.
It also works in Cubase Pro 14 and Windows 10 as a VST. A standalone version works fine too. It's interesting that this website has a lot of legacy information. E-mu created many great modules. They eventually stopped making hardware. But that's obviously the trend since the introduction of the VST.
"E-Mu Proteus VX v.2 that E-mu was giving away for free at the end. Includes manual. Can play any and all E-Mu sample sets of module ROM. Runs in Windows XP to 10 x64. Software version of Proteus 2000. Includes Composer ROM sample set. Stand-alone or plugin. Abandonware."
https://archive.org/details/proteus-vx_202103
https://synth.market/en/articles/e_mu_last_decade_of_samplers/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-mu_Emulator_X
I found and installed an E-mu Emulator X3 64-bit. I have to say that some of E-mu's sound libraries are quite special.
And personally, they're very useful for many productions. I also like the workflow. Old-school sampler style. I didn't know this model, the VST, existed. But thanks to this website, there are many interesting articles.E-mu's EOS 4.70 system is very stable. This is the latest version using Emulator X3 64-bit.
It also works in Cubase Pro 14 and Windows 10 as a VST. A standalone version works fine too. It's interesting that this website has a lot of legacy information. E-mu created many great modules. They eventually stopped making hardware. But that's obviously the trend since the introduction of the VST.
I'd like to give you some free advice. I hope this is useful to you.
Hopefully, you have at least a backup. I hope this is helpful.