E-mu Emulator Sampler User Forum for the EIII EII EI and EIII XP

Hello everybody,

I have just purchased an EIII keyboard, a little boy dream that comes true. ;D

Now I'm looking for everything around, software, sample libraries, user guides,...

I thought I was lucky to discover the site emulatorarchive.com, but unfortunately it seems that all the links to manuals and software are dead...

Finally, I got the EMU Sample Library (Volumes 1-8) and the Alchemy software but I can't find
the EIII Remote Controller & Librarian Software.

Has anyone got a copy?

Thank you so much for your help,
Chris

You are right, none of the links on www.emulatorarchive.com seem to work anymore.
That's a shame...
I know Rob doesn't have the time or energy anymore to maintain that archive; but I hope that it will not just disappear.

Anyway, regarding eiii remote: check your e-mail.

 

Yes, it is sad to see how this excellent site slowly decays ...  Mr. Rob K. wrote me once, that he has got rid of all his E-mu machines except the rompler Xtreme Lead 1... About a year ago I saw announced that the site will have a new owner who will take care of it ... Then the announcement disappeared without any further explanation...

But I wonder if something could be done to save it... The only complete and reliable and invaluable source of information about all vintage E-mu machines ...

I think Rob is still waiting for someone to take over the ownership - he has indeed been asking for this but I never heard of any candidate who took the commitment.
I have been considering it.... but not for more than 5 minutes ;) because I simply don't have any time nor money left to take this activity also in my "E-Mu" portfolio of activities.
But just like you I would be very sad if this website would disappear.
I really hope some other E-Mu fan wants to do this.

Hi Chris,

I found the EIII remote software on my computer.

You can download it here: http://apple.phl.be/~dvdborn/EIII/EIIIREM.sit (http://apple.phl.be/~dvdborn/EIII/EIIIREM.sit)

What would it take?
Providing the webspace or more?

... but what prevents us to ask Mr. Rob himself..? what would mean to keep the EmulatorArchives alive..?

... if you do not have any objections, I could write him and ask him... 

... and I am sure there are many Forum members wishing to keep the EA site alive and - eventually - willing to help with it...

Hi Lubb,

I would say: go for it !!
Keep us informed of Rob's reply and possible next steps.

///E-Synthesist

... from Mr. Rob Keeble:

Many thanks for the email, yes the new "owner" didn't do anything. I still maintain the site but it will be closed on 10th July 2012 as I am not renewing the domain name. The contents of the site are available as a NetObjects Fusion file for free, and the domain name could be purchased after it expires via Network Solutions. If you want to take over the site let me know.

Best Regards
Rob

Hi I also have an EIII and a SP1200.  Currently I´m using Alchemy 3.0 on my Macintosh Color Classic "Takky "(Performa 5500 motherboard) to edit samples.  You can download the Alchemy software in Yahoogroups @ Emax & EII forums.  I

Best,