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Original Message 1/11 14-Jun-00 @ 12:45 PM - esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

ausar7

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watsup
i have a esi4k the manual says it can only read emu files and some akai so if im using sound forge or wave surgeon
how do i get the sample to read in my esi ?
pleaseexcuse my ignorance!
sunra

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Message 2/11 14-Jun-00 @ 08:20 PM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

Defector Z

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Hey -

If you have a SCSI connection, I think you can send them that way. If you haev an optical out from your card and you have the Turbo ESI4k, that would work. Otherwise, I think that you would have to go analog and sample the audio directly from your soundcard.

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Message 3/11 15-Jun-00 @ 10:13 AM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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I might put my foot in my mouth again but... I think even through SCSI, the Emu will only read propriatery(?), well it's own format and Akai S1000. You will need to convert. Esi-win can do that, i'll go dig the link.

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Message 4/11 15-Jun-00 @ 10:14 AM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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there you go;

http://www.simplydata.ndirect.co.uk/ESi-Win

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Message 5/11 15-Jun-00 @ 07:06 PM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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dank u
peace

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Message 6/11 16-Jun-00 @ 12:31 PM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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You can't load .wav using a scsi connection? You've got be fucking kidding me. That's a real pisser.

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Message 7/11 16-Jun-00 @ 12:59 PM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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peace
u can load using scsi but esi4k only under esi and some akai formats pretty weak.not ot mention it being an epic pain in the "arse" to resample everything ouch!!!

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Message 8/11 16-Jun-00 @ 01:35 PM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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I told you I would put my foot in my mouth ! Of course you can transfer .wav through SCSI, How in hell do I send loops made in Fruity to the ESI. Doh! I'm such a loony. What the Esi can't do is read .wav located on floppys or on HD that are not formatted to Emu's propriatery (that word agai!)format (or Akai s1000). The SCSI dump works fine. Sorry for the misleading. Actually i'm very good at that, the reason why I usually keep it shut

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Message 9/11 16-Jun-00 @ 05:11 PM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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so frostbyte how do u get your esi to understand your fruityloops and other wav files

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Message 10/11 16-Jun-00 @ 06:00 PM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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Render pattern to wave in Fruity. Open it in SF or any audio editor that can do SCSI sample dump. If you use Sound Forge, go to Tools, then sampler and adjust bias sample # or something (can't remember what it's called) so you don't overwrite any samples already there. I,ll give you a better explanation when I get home.

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Message 11/11 17-Jun-00 @ 10:35 AM - RE: esi4k reading files from a sample editor?

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it's logical send/receive, don't ask me where I got bias from.

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