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

General Category => EIII General Discussion => Topic started by: PX-7 on June 03, 2009, 04:10:07 AM



Title: EIII's LFO?
Post by: PX-7 on June 03, 2009, 04:10:07 AM
Can the LFO be clocked to midi?  Are there subdivisions?  1/16, 1/4, etc


Title: Re: EIII's LFO?
Post by: PX-7 on June 04, 2009, 08:43:46 AM
Also, does anyone know if the the waveshape for the LFO is available as a sine wave?
I've heard yes, but the manual says: square, ramp, saw... but nothing about a sine wave waveshape for the LFO.   Can someone verify yes or no?

thanks!


Title: Re: EIII's LFO?
Post by: dvdborn on June 04, 2009, 11:58:11 AM
Hi PX-7,

There's no MIDI-sync for the LFO's. You set the rate in Hz, ranging from 0.08Hz to 18.14Hz.

The available waveforms are: triangle, sine, sawtooth, square.

BTW, I'm running version 2.42 (the latest).

David


Title: Re: EIII's LFO?
Post by: PX-7 on June 04, 2009, 05:02:10 PM
Cool, you just made my day bro with the sine info.  Thank you!

I'll get my EIII on saturday.   There is always LFO calculators on the net as freeware.
So that's not gonna be an issue.


Title: Re: EIII's LFO?
Post by: PX-7 on June 07, 2009, 03:16:49 AM
I just made the 7 hour round trip drive.   Well worth it, but i'm totally demolished.
It's 3am.  I plugged this thing in.  Works perfect so far.   Man, what a beast.

The EII sounds darker.  But the EIII seems smoother. (beautiful almost mint condition)  I'm getting an Emax 1 rack in a week or two.   

I'm blown away that the EIII has a high pass filter in the Phase-Linear section.  Bandpass two.  You have NO idea how sick that is to me.   This could be the unit i've been waiting for, forever. 

The Emax 1 has the 12 bit sound that I love from the 1200.  But you can also downsample as well in 12 bits.  Too sick, and sampling the Emax to the EIII with the sine wave LFO waveshape should really have me at hello.  We'll see!  Sickning.