E-MU Vol 13 Dance 2000 for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 160 MB This sample CD is a collection of loops, deep basses, dance synths, and cutting edge sounds for cutting edge music. Bank Listing …
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E-MU Vol 04 Sound FX for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 91.4 MB This sample CD gives you a large collection of various sound effects. Converted for Emulator X3 vst Bank Listing 01. Outdoor Ambience …
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E-MU ESI-32 Production Soundset for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 151 MB This 2 CD with a total of 59 sounds offers you a huge variety of great sounds originally created for the ESI-32. …
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E-MU Vol 11 Elements Of Sound for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 76.7 MB This sample CD represents a continuation of Volume 10. 95 banks of classic E-MU sounds, each bank being 1 or 2 MB …
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E-MU Vol. 3 Orchestral for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 125 MB This sample CD is an orchestral collection which offers you solo strings, solo brass, woodwinds, grand piano, and orchestral percussion. Bank Listing …
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OMI Universe of Sounds Vol. 3 for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 219 MB The E-MU Emulator II Omi “Universe of Sounds” Libraries are some of the BEST 80’s samples. OMI Universe of Sounds – a …
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ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 209 MB The E-MU Emulator II Omi “Universe of Sounds” Libraries are some of the BEST 80’s samples. OMI Universe of Sounds – a …
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Old World Instruments for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 443 MB E-Mu’s Old World Instruments sample library is a collection of string, wind, and percussion instruments from the far-flung four corners of the …
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Emulator II K-MUSE – Library for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | xxx MB K-Muse, Richard Burmer created many of the more interesting E-mu Systems factory sounds. He went on to release a number of “collections” …
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Emulator II EII Factory Library for Emulator X3
ebx / ebl |Emulator X3 | 39.8 MB Back in the mid-80s, the sampling keyboard that took the synth world by storm was the Emulator II. Far more pervasive in …
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