Excuse my ignorance - but what are you offering to download? and are they usable to non owners of those instruments (specifically are they the original sample libraries for those instruments :-) ) ? They’re the original discs. There are several ways to convert them if you don’t own the original ins...

Oops, accidentally deleted them while tidying up. I'll let you know when I put them back!

Welcome here! Yes they do this, kinda sounds like aliasing on a sample. If you could post an audio example, just to be sure, that would clear things up right away.

You asked if it was worth buying. If you don’t like someone’s opinion, why did you ask for it? A used DSI Evolver, because it’s been around for a while, has had all issues sorted and is past the point when failures most commonly occur in electronics. The asking price has been more stable than the Po...

TBH I'm a little jealous you can afford this PolySix. If it was me, I'd be going for a used Poly Evolver :) So I'm gonna have a bit of a rant here, sorry! There is vintage stuff that is sort of worth its current asking prices (but not really) because it is rare, and there are bandwagon-jumpers which...

Ya could be either, it's also quite processed though. Sounds like Roland Dimension D? Not hard to get this sound on most polysynths of that ilk.

I would not necessarily call this a museum, this is a warehouse full of stuff in various states of disrepair. Whereas in a museum, none of it would be functional and we would not be allowed to use any of it. Is your glass half full or half empty? Clearly SOME of it works, as shown in the video. One...

Use EMXP.

So I think we're all in agreement: a hardware M1 compares poorly to the plugin, or an O1/W, or a K4, or a DSS-1?

korgtea wrote: ↑

Fri May 31, 2019 10:55 pm

Production is great and choir preset on this one stands perfectly in the mix. Nice job!

Hey, thanks! Enjoy the Kawai

I love the helpfulness in this forum!

And that's an awesome sustain pedal!!!

Ashe37 wrote: ↑

Wed May 22, 2019 12:48 am

you can get a usb midi cable for about $10

You can, but they won't work for editing. All the cheap ones have too small a buffer size for SysEx. Stick to a branded USB MIDI cable from Alesis, M-Audio, Roland, Cakewalk etc.

The M1 VST is very very close, although it is cleaner sounding because it does not emulate the DAC. Ideally you want both, right? So keep the plugin and buy a K4, unless the DAC thing is an issue for you. Alternatively, if you just want the nice presets and you have Kontakt, this is an option: http:...

Rasputin wrote: ↑

Thu May 23, 2019 2:11 pm

madtheory wrote: ↑

Thu May 23, 2019 9:43 am

These discs are hard to find and they shouldn't be! I especially object to people making money out of these.

Highly agree.

Valiant attempt, sir! But I believe you copy/pasted a truncated link

OK, fixed it!

I shared these on eiiiforum, but thought it might reach more people here. These discs are hard to find and they shouldn't be! I especially object to people making money out of these. So with HFE and these disc images will re-awaken your Emulator 1. It's fun to convert these in EMXP for use in a mode...

Hard to tell from your description what the trafo behaviour is, but it would not be unusual for the trafo outputs to be higher than the voltage regulator output. That's what a voltage regulator is for. As you say, it's less likely that the trafo is at fault than the caps and/ or the silicon in the P...