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"Extraordinarily rare E-mu Model 6040 Analog Voltage Interface for the Emulator I. The only other one for sale is over 2500GBP.
This example has been serviced, three switches replaced, and voltages tested, but we have no Emulator I to use for complete testing. You'll need a standard RS232 cable, and the correct OS software - see the Emulator Facebook group. Switchable voltage, IEC mains socket.
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"**NO UK VAT** PPG EVU - eight voice expander unit Super Rare! A PPG Wave 2.3 in a box!! Comes with Interface cable. Superb condition and working order. Just supply your own IEC mains lead. VEMIA can collect and pack (18GBP)."
"Factory presets are often treated as black boxes — especially on instruments without a visual interface.
Magnolia, despite its minimal display, provides all the information needed to fully understand and reconstruct a patch — if you know where to look.
In this video, we go through a structured method to reverse engineer any preset, starting from its architecture (single, dual, split), through performance settings like polyphony and arpeggiator, and finally into the details of sound design.
We’ll focus on how to identify modulation routings, distinguish default parameter values from modulation offsets, and interpret the instrument’s LED feedback to extract meaningful information.
The goal is not just to recreate presets, but to understand how they are built — turning Magnolia’s interface into a powerful analytical tool rather than a limitation.
Factory preset no. 001 by @gattobus"
00:00 Introduction
00:54 Part and polyphony settings
02:32 Arpeggiator
02:43 Modulations
06:09 Sound design parameters
08:54 Modulation amounts
11:11 Remove the modulations to listen to the bare sound
12:18 Repeat everything for part B
16:42 Conclusion
"In this series of videos we focus on creating with the S4.
In this 'Creating With' video we take a look at the POLY device, and show how the POLY device can be recorded to a DISC device for further processing.
0:00 - Introduction
00:26 - POLY device basics
02:12 - Sending tracks and recording
02:33 - Sequencing and playing tonal samples in POLY
03:49 - Recording a tonal loop in DISC"
