Ah dang, no, I grabbed the stuff ages ago so I didn't try to download it again. That's too bad!

I can give it a try tonight but I think you need to link a phone # to new Google accounts. If it goes through without one I'll upload what I can

Mega.FM 20gb or Google drive 15gb for free are good ones

I didn't think Mega was still around, thanks for the tip!
I'm not sure how long the folder will be shared for or if there's any limits but here it is:
https://mega.nz/folder/xXkXhayL#0wdbf6cT5Z9KpT_8gP7nLg

I reattached the picture of the contents here for convenience

Thank you!

What is the easiest way to batch convert these to a higher sample rate? I want to use them on my Nord keyboard but they need to be at least 44100 Hz

audacity has lots of batch tools, do your own script

awesome thank you!

amazing thank you

excuse my ignorance but how can I import the patches into the vst? or the import feature of the vst is just for the vst patches and not for the original ones? thanks

If you click on the "Screen" button in the upper-right corner of the main screen, you'll be presented with a list of "slots" for samples. As you select each one, you'll see the sample loaded in the middle of the screen. Above that, you'll see options for browsing for samples in other formats.

Steve

thank you, I did that previously, I was talking about the original Emulator II .eII format, is that possible?

Yes, it is. As I mentioned, once you get to the screen I showed in the screenshot, you have a BROWSE button over the display of the sample currently in that slot. That BROWSE button allows you to look for .eii, .wav, .aiff, or several other sample file format files anywhere on your hard drive.

There are also free utilities listed in this thread (and others on GS) that allow you to convert files the Emulator II wouldn’t normally load into something it can load. (Though you may have to re-adjust loop points or other data, depending upon what’s being converted.)

Steve

lovely thank you