Those samples are not from a II or IIx - that sounds more like the 16 bit III... maybe. The samples are far too clear, detailed, long and well-looped to even pretend to be a IIx preset.

It only takes a couple of searches (type "software sampler" or "soft sampler") to return results for the question you answered. Not to sound unhelpful, but couldn't you do this rather that letting someone else do the legwork for you? Digital Domain makes/made a CD of the IIx library - pretty thoroug...

Congratulations - it's a fun sampler. I know I'll never part with mine. Northstar Productions still sells disks. They're good, but they're not cheap. http://www.northstarsamples.com/EIIFloppies.html These guys sell a cool 3.5" disk conversion kit - bye bye big floppies. http://www.route66studios.com/

Hi all, But, what I'm trying to find the answer to is, was the much loved ARP2600 that Vince used a lot on the first Depeche Mode album also on there too (some of the Yazoo drum sounds are very much like those on Speak & Spell, the more synthetic ones which are not coming from the 808) along with t...

Roland CR-78 - "Liquid Sky"
Roland CR-8000 (I think) - "Revenge of the Nerds"
TONTO (The Original New Timbral Orchestra) - "Phantom of the Paradise"
McLeyvier - "Strange Brew"
SCI MAX or MultiTrak (can't recall correctly) - "Down and Out in Beverly Hills"

I'll think of more later...

Circa 1986 - Juno-6, ARP Axxe, Boss DR-220e, Akai reel-to-reel. I felt VERY special adding a Mirage and S-10 to the mix in three year's time - the things that money could have bought today makes me wince. Oh well - fun at the time!