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Showing posts with label Emu. Show all posts

Saturday, October 31, 2026

Jean Menuisier "La veille de la Toussaint"


video upload by batchas

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"My version for fun of the 'Halloween' theme by the masters John Carpenter and Alan Howarth.
Played on EMU modular made by Exclusively Analogue UK.
For this video I took visuals from 'Écorchée' (Skinned), released in 2022 as "Bleeding Bonds: A Tale of Two Sisters".A 15-minutes French stop-motion animated short film directed by Joachim Hérissé and produced by Komadoli Studio."

And the gear video:

Saturday, October 24, 2026

E-mu Proteus Cheater's Guide and Cookbook

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via this listing

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Thursday, October 22, 2026

E-mu Proteus/3 World 16-Bit Digital Sound Module

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via this listing

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New Order – Blue Monday | Vintage Synthesizer Cover | Moog Source & Emulator II | 80s Synthpop


video upload by RetroSound

"Real Vintage Synthesizer cover of “Blue Monday” by New Order, recreating the iconic sound and atmosphere of this fantastic electronic dance track. Released in 1983, “Blue Monday” became one of the most influential electronic 80s Synthpop tracks of its era. This cover pays tribute to its unmistakable sound using vintage synthesizer and sampling technology inspired by the original production.

For this cover, I used my vintage synthesizers and classic hardware to capture the spirit of the original recording, focusing on the distinctive sounds and textures that made this track timeless.

🎹 Vintage Gear & Sound Design:
Moog Source – Bass sounds and the additional synthesizer parts
E-mu Emulator II – Synth Strings, DMX Drums, Guitar parts and other fx sounds

The goal was to stay true to the original character of Blue Monday, using authentic vintage instruments and sampling technology to bring its unmistakable 80s sound back to life.

If you're into New Order, classic synthpop, vintage synthesizers, analog bass sounds, the Emulator II, and the electronic music production of the 1980s, this cover is for you.

🎧 Listen, enjoy, and let the vintage synth sounds take you back to the golden age of electronic music.

★ supported by UVI: http://bit.ly/retrosound-uvi ★"

New OS with Loop Bar Sequencer for Emax I E-mu + quantize


video upload by deepeightyeight

"new os for emax, it's the 4.5 it adds loop bar seq (before was linear) and quantize (oooh) and track mute (ooooh) and duplicate and count in... you can download from here, still in beta. there are the 4 version Standard, SE, HD and Plus. i check the first 2 are ok. i have no HD so in uncheck so BACKUP before trying! u have been warned.
www.12records.net//ftp/EMAX_4.5_Loop_Bar_Seq_Packet.zip"

Update: some additional info:

EMAX 4.4 LOOP BAR SEQ
Unofficial educational OS modification for E-mu Emax I SE
Release notes, quick guide and disclaimer - 18 October 2026

ABOUT THIS RELEASE

Loop Bar Seq turns the Emax's sequencer into a repeating, bar-based recording
workflow. You can build parts over successive passes, leave recording while
playback continues, switch recording tracks and mute parts from the keypad.

Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Exclusively Analogue at Synthfest UK 2026


video upload by batchas

"Don't miss the opportunity to meet Tony Wride from Exclusively Analogue at Synthfest UK 2026 in Sheffield. https://www.synthfest.co.uk/
He'll present his modular synths based on the classic E-Mu modular:
https://www.exclusivelyanalogue.com/
We see here a system I ordered from Exclusively Analogue and I'm very happy I did this. This system and the EMU re-creation is awesome. It is also a pleasure to deal with Tony."

Monday, October 12, 2026

E-mu ESI-2000 Rackmount Sampler SN 050002157

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Friday, October 09, 2026

10.09.2026 EMU by Exclusively Analogue


video upload by batchas

"Short session on modular as pain therapy...
I prepared this short session a few days ago and recorded here today.
It is inspired by a Tangerine Dream track on "Mojave plan". It is far to be my favorite TD album, but it is perfect for a very short session.
Sorry for the bad video quality. The first video I do record with a refurbished iPhone 12 I got a few days ago. I'll have to check why the quality is so terrible compared to the old iPhone 8 I had."

Thursday, October 08, 2026

Roland Jupiter 6 meets Yamaha DX7.


video upload by Sebastian Galassi

"A brief preview of the final track in my digital themes collection. I decided to make an exception and include the Roland Jupiter 6 in a setting composed almost entirely of 1980s digital synthesizers and electronic drums.
The instruments used are the Yamaha DX7, Yamaha TX802, Roland Jupiter 6, and E-MU Pro/cussion."

Tuesday, October 06, 2026

Bob Moog Foundation Announces “From the Source” Session 1 Livestream with Dave Rossum



via The Bob Moog Foundation

"New interactive series launches October 24 with synthesizer pioneer Dave Rossum in a live, audience-driven conversation moderated by Marcus Ryle

As the Bob Moog Foundation continues its 20th anniversary celebration, we are excited to announce From the Source: Live Conversations with Iconic Music Innovators, a new series of exclusive livestream events connecting audiences directly with the innovators who have helped shape the sound of modern music.

Designed in an “Ask Me Anything”-style format, From the Source puts audience questions at the center of the conversation. Synth enthusiasts, musicians, composers, engineers, and music fans are invited to join these intimate events and hear influential designers, engineers, musicians, and other innovators respond directly to questions about their work, experiences, and contributions to music technology.

The inaugural From the Source session will feature legendary synthesizer pioneer Dave Rossum, with fellow music technology innovator Marcus Ryle moderating and guiding the conversation. The event will take place Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 5 p.m. ET in a private Zoom session limited to 100 participants.

Participants are encouraged to submit questions in advance when purchasing their tickets. Advance questions will be provided to Ryle before the event and will help shape the conversation. Additional questions may be taken during the live session as time allows."

E-mu Proteus/1 Sound Module

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Sunday, October 04, 2026

Black hole destruction of a piano | Collision Devices Black Hole Symmetry


video upload by Lo-Fi-Si

"Collision Devices - Black Hole Symmetry
EMU Systems - Proformer 1

Massive fuzz at 02:00

First using the Modulated delay section which adds delay and flutter (tape effects). Within this section is the feedback knob which creates long trails that are then destroyed by the Fuzz knob later.

Second, adding in the pitch shifted reverb to add more depth and complexity to the feedback trails. This starts building the atmospheric ’space’ sounds.

Third, add in the destruction fuzz section. A massive screaming fuzz that creates layers of harmonics by distorting the feedback. No gain control. Just instant destruction.

No idea if this pedal is useful to me but blimey it’s terrifying. You can get it to howl and scream and I guess if a black hole sounded like anything, it could be this😀"

Friday, October 02, 2026

E-mu Emax II Rack: Why He Bought a Vintage Sampler


video upload by Ian Dixon

"The E-mu Emax II Rack is a 1990 vintage sampler with 16-bit sampling, digital resonant filters, 16 voices and that classic E-mu sample-library character.

In this video I explain why I bought an Emax II Rack, how it fits into the E-mu Emulator family, and what makes this 2MB version with a Gotek drive interesting today. I look at the history from the original Emulator through to the Emax II, load sounds from the Gotek/sample library, play through factory-style patches, explore the filter and envelope controls, and talk about why vintage samplers still feel different from modern software.

This is partly a first look, partly a vintage sampler demo, and partly the start of a new Emax II journey: building a usable sound library, tagging useful sounds, sampling my own material and finding out what this classic rack sampler can add to modern tracks.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro and music
00:15 E-mu Emax II Rack overview
00:39 Emax and Emulator history
01:03 Emax II specs and 16-bit sampling
02:06 Front panel and loading sounds
02:37 Gotek drive workflow
03:30 Sampling rates, filters, SCSI and MIDI
04:23 Exploring the sample library
05:08 Loading Grey Sounds Volume 1
06:45 Brass sounds and loading workflow
07:10 Emulator library sounds and synth-style editing
07:55 Digital resonant filter and Q
08:34 Filter envelope experiments
09:50 Synth-style modulation and envelopes
10:14 Sampling, looping and editing options
10:57 Piano, guitar, vocal and classic library sounds
14:26 Building a personal Emax library
15:08 Tagging sounds and using the library tool
15:48 Reflections on vintage digital samplers
16:26 Comments, resources and wrap-up"

Tuesday, September 29, 2026

E-MU Rackmount Sound Modules

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E-MU PROTEUS 1 via this listing

E-MU VINTAGE KEYS via this listing

E-MU CLASSIC KEY via this listing

E-MU PRO/CUSSION DRUM & PERCUSSION MODULE via this listing

Additional Signal Sounds listings

"The Proteus 1 is a compact 1U rack module built around a 4MB ROM library of 16-bit samples drawn from the E-mu Emulator III, covering rock and pop sounds including pianos, organs, strings, horns, guitars, basses, drums, and Latin percussion. It offers 32-voice polyphony, 16-part MIDI multitimbrality, six individual polyphonic outputs, and an extensive modulation and editing system. The Proteus 1 could be expanded to a "Plus Orchestral" configuration using an additional 4MB orchestral ROM card."

Monday, September 28, 2026

Create Sounds for the Proteus 2000


video upload by Coffeeshopped

"A quick demo of the E-mu Proteus 2000 editor/librarian in Patch Base. Other editors in Patch Base include the Proteus 1000, Orbit-3, Virtuoso 2000, Xtreme Lead-1, Planet Earth, and Mo'Phatt. Available for Mac and iPad. https://coffeeshopped.com/patch-base"

Saturday, September 26, 2026

09.26.2026 EMU Modular by Exclusively Analogue UK


video upload by batchas

"Very short session: music as pain therapy."

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

More than DOUBLE your Sample Time on the Emu or Rossum SP1200 !


video upload by TONELAB

"Here, I demonstrate a useful trick that can, more than, double the length of your E-MU (or Rossum!) SP1200's Sample 'play back'.

'Download ready-made' Kits for SP1200, ASR, MPCs and more from TONELAB! https://store.tonelab.au"

Friday, September 18, 2026

Vintage Digital Synth Sounds: E-MU Ultra Proteus "Morphing Worlds"


video upload by Synth Cloud

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📩 Mail: info@synthonia.com

E-MU Ultra Proteus is one of the most unique digital rack modules of the 90s, and Morphing Worlds was created to bring out exactly what makes it special: Z-Plane filter movement, evolving pads, drones, textures, sweeps and expressive digital sound design.

This video demos Morphing Worlds, a 128-preset soundset for E-MU Ultra Proteus, built for musicians, producers and hardware synth users who want more than static preset sounds.

The Ultra Proteus is known for its PCM-based engine, its internal waveform ROM and its powerful Z-Plane filter architecture. This soundset focuses on that character, with presets designed to move, morph and respond through Modulation Wheel and Aftertouch.

Wednesday, September 16, 2026

E-mu MP7 Mo' Phatt Workstation Quick Demo


video upload by Seventy Three Records Music Store

moogfish5000 on eBay

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Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Ambient Sound Journey w/ Proteus 2000


video upload by Coffeeshopped

"Headphones on! Creating an on-the-fly ambient soundscape using the Randomize feature in Patch Base with the E-mu Proteus 2000. Come along."
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