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

Hi all,
I just bought an EIII from another forum member which shows a couple of stange software behaviours.

In all digital tools that require adjusment of length like looping, digital delay etc. it's impossible to adjust those either by the data slider or the panel.
Instead the number go down to a fixed number with popping noises and stay there.

Also there are other bugs in the digital domain like a non-working appegiator.

The analog processing works fine though.

Anybody else ever experienced anything like that?

Cheers
Ingo

Softflow,

Which OS version are you running?

David

Hi David,
it's 2.42, the latest I guess.

Cheers
Ingo

First, try to recalibrate it, especially the data and wheels.
If I remember well, its Master/Special/ ???

If this doesn't work, try memory test :

Master 8 0 1358 2

Let us know

Hi Dr. C,

thanks for these hints.
I did the memory check and there were no errors.

And guess what... after the memory check, there are no jumps in the numbers any more.

I can't say I do understand, but it works now! ;-)

Thanks for your help, I guess you will see me here more often in the next months.

Ingo

Well, this because your EIII got affraid of the fat bastard (me)   ;D

You should REALLY recalibrate your machine.

Cheers

Dr. C,

In Digital Tools, when I use Resampling, my EIII will time out.  It will sit there and process and process for minutes on end.   Is there a way to cancel the process when it does this?  Besides just shutting the machine down? 

Don't lecture me, just let me know what's up.

thanks

What means "lecture me" ?

No, I don't know anything like that. I made once a mod for a guy with a little switch wich was restarting the computer by resetting the processor, just like a shut down and power up, but without the electrical stress. I don't see any other way to do this.

Sorry.

be easy.

Dr. C helps everyone here & is a great contributor to the forum.


if you are doing Digital Processing --> Sample Rate Conversion

this Resampling so to speak take a while

ok, thanks guys.  I appreciate the help.   Dr. C,   i'm full of questions
and I appreciate your wealth of knowledge.   Everyone else too.

PX-7, you are welcome like all the others. I am sometimes quite "acid" but NEVER mean, never wanting to hurt anyone.
You know that I'm french, don't you ? ;D

Your questions are welcome and I take them as a challenge (a nice one, I mean).

Try it on a very short sample and wait and see if it works! It can take ages if you are doing this with long samples.

yes it does work, but as you suggested... it does take a while