JMP EMU Emulator II Soundbanks - Analogue

A selection of sounds taken from 25 new soundbanks created for the EMU Emulator II. These feature sounds created on the Elka Synthex, Prophet 5, Cheetah MS6, Oberheim OBXa and Bit 1 synths.

Soundbanks are available in Sound Designer format. If you're an Emulator II or Oberheim DPX-1 owner PM for details.

Sounds featured in the demo are:

MS6 Deep String
P5 80's Pop
P5 Carpenter Pad
Synthex Bass 2
MS6 Best Brass
Synthex Grit Pad
P5 P.Kiss Grind
MS6 Lead
MS6 Chip Lead
Synthex Pad

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Emu
• Emulator
• II
• Keyboard
• Sampler
• Vintage
• Analogue
• Synthesiser
• 1980
• Prophet
• Elka
• Synthex
• Oberheim
• OBXa
• Cheetah
• MS6
• Depeche
• Mode
• Alan
• Wilder
• Samples

[synthartist69]

It amazes me how these analog synths can be reproduced on this machine but VA synths can't get this close...what is the difference?

[JMPSynth]

This is a sampler not a synth ! The sounds are samples, meaning exact recordings of the original intruments. ;) VA's are digital and will only give you reproductions.

[muckleby]

cool! please let me know how it goes. S1000 is most defintely usable.

do you do any librarys that don't use the emulator? you seem to have quite a collection of analogs and a wicked ear for patch programming

[JMPSynth]

Thanks. My own sound library is mainly Emulator II but also have custom patches for the Roland XP50 & Elka Synthex plus a few Prophet 5. I don't have all the vintage gear anymore.... sadly.

[muckleby]

@JMPSynth I was hoping you might have recorded some of your collection as kontakt or some other softsampler library, but I see you still like to keep it oldschool. Keep up the good work anyway!

[JMPSynth]

Sorry, I'm still in the 80's a lot when it comes to gear and conversion to modern soft samplers etc. is likely a LOT of work and time that I haven't got at the moment I'm afraid. Thanks anyway for the comments.

[BreakMastaJam]

stunning.

[JMPSynth]

Cheers. I'm looking into conversion to other EMU sampler formats, S1000 & SF2 using EMXP but they are probably the limitation of having the originals in SD4EII format.

[muckleby]

if there's any way you could get these sounds into a modern format I too would lap them up. gorgeous stuff