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« Reply #2 on: September 23, 2008, 03:57:49 PM » |
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hey Esynthesist that was me I tried several times but had problem with file transfer PLEASE send me your adres to PM and I will send you Copies of CD roms OR we can try again with file transfers over net!!!!!! Best regards Damir BIG FAN OF your software ( still can you do librarian for SP 12 ) THAt would rock to exchange sp 12 sounds
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« Reply #3 on: September 24, 2008, 02:29:36 AM » |
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hey Esynthesist that was me I tried several times but had problem with file transfer PLEASE send me your adres to PM and I will send you Copies of CD roms OR we can try again with file transfers over net!!!!!! Best regards Damir BIG FAN OF your software ( still can you do librarian for SP 12 ) THAt would rock to exchange sp 12 sounds DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IT!!!! Would love to have all banks of the OMI set...
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esynthesist
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« Reply #6 on: September 27, 2008, 04:38:53 AM » |
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OK guys, I figured out the full addressing structure of the OMI CDS3 cdroms. It seems not difficult so I'll definitely be able to use a small piece of quick & dirty code to translate those CDs to a set of individual EII bank files that can be used in SoundDesigner. Complete with an index of which bank belongs to which OMI soundcategory. Indeed, the CDS3 system seemed to have a feature of categories which e.g. clustered all piano banks on the CD to a category called "keyboard"; this was probably used to make navigation through the banks more easy. Well, that was necessary too because the first two CDs contain 538 and 510 banks, and there's even a third CD ! Strange that Emu didn't think about this kind of navigation feature on its later models like the Emax and EIII... Anyway, no time to loose, I'll write that converter during the weekend but I have to paint my livingroom doors first (one has to know his priorities )
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« Reply #8 on: September 29, 2008, 03:10:36 AM » |
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News flash.
The conversion tool is ready and I succeeded in converting the first two OMI CDs to a set of EII files for SoundDesigner.
///E-Synthesist
Dear E-Synthesist! You are a genious! Have I told you yet? Dunno what to say. I already have quite a lot banks from those OMI CDs, but many are still missing... Will you guys be willing to share the library with us in any way? (please.....) Greetz, Elm.
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esynthesist
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« Reply #12 on: September 29, 2008, 12:46:19 PM » |
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FYI, I temporarily uploaded the table of contents of the three CDs to this url: http://users.skynet.be/emxp/CDS3_EMULATORII_CONTENTS.zipThe files in de ZIP package have been directly generated from the CDs themselves, which explains the somewhat strange format of the contents. One note: the title of the first two CDs is "Universe of Sounds" (volumes 1 and 2) while the third one is called "Northstar Gold Universe volume 3". It's totally unclear if this third CD is the official "Universe of Sounds volume 3" or a third volume of some Northstar series. Roginator told me there were only three CDS3 cdroms ever released for Emulator II. The Northstar website gives an overview of all EII banks they ever released. At first sight almost all banks on the third CD are also mentioned on their site. Since the same site mentions that Northstar has created a total of 507 soundbanks for the EII, and since the "volume 3" CD already contains 436 banks, I guess it can never be the third volume of a Northstar-only series of CD-roms. So probably Northstar was asked to create the third OMI Universe Of Sounds CD, and afterwards added some 80 additional soundbanks to their catalogue. Can anyone confirm this ? I just would like to know if there are even more CDS3 cdroms for the Emulator II out there. ///E-Synthesist
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