i contacted support yesterday, no response yet........

Yes, it's a Sunday. Patrick may take a bit of time to reply, he's a family man I think. Just be patient, he'll eventually get around to it.

Thanks

What do you expect a 24hr recovery service?

No but maybe someone here might have a clue on solving the problem instead of thinking posting a snarky comment is somewhat constructive,Thanks

No worries... I hope it helped you out!

The color scheme makes it hard to read the text.

Right click the preset name and just press "change colour".

Cool. I haven't downloaded it, I just commented on the screenshots. If that's the case then all is good.

I just want to add one more thumbs up to this thread...



...that is all

Update:

I decided to try removing the VSTs in the plugin folder and have DP re-examine as AU,now the TAL Sampler works as expected!
The TAL Sampler is a really nice VI,it adds a retro lo-fi texture to the palette that's missing from most newer VI's.
I never had an issue with a plug not working correctly as a VST and working as an AU,VSTs are set as my default format in DP.
The developer Patrick is very talented and he was most helpful in helping me figure this out.

I would like to see emulation of the emu e4 (or in my case e6400 ultra) DAC output.

When i turned the level knob to max and the sample up to +12, the thing crunched and squeezed like a puppy. Gave new life to bass samples, like no other imo. Quite remarkable.

Miss that.

anyone else have this crash in pro tools just scrolling through presets? so frustrating

Question: those Hollow Sun drums.... have they already been processed in this sampler, or are they meant to be imported?


I'm love that 'rounded' sound the old Emu's (E2, Emax 1) made when playing at a lower octave. What the best way to get a library of sounds with that tone?

Really loving this so far!

Emax I is the same as Emulator II.

The Emax was released after the E2 and was much cheaper.... it used 3.5 floppies whereas the E2 took the larger 5 /14 discs.

yes but even with newer electronics its still the same ELII sound.

Not in my memory … the Emax was not as smooth, far from it - sounded more harsh. Call me biased, I own an EII+.

Crazy good plug-in. Best buy in a very long time.

Absolutely not, I had an E2, same samples etc the Emax sounded much harsher.

I have both here, an Emax I and an Emulator II. They both definitely different in sound. Both do delta companding to 8 Bit, so the "real" dynamic is greater and result in sonething like 12 to 14 Bit. The EII can only sample at 27,777 kHz, while the Emax has several sample-rates to choose from. EII can only transpose +/- 12 semitones, so you must have three samples to play the whole 5 octaves. Emax can, depending on the samplerate transpose over a wider range. Lower transpositions (>-12)of Emax result in audible artifacts, that sound lovely 80s. It defenitely has a larger sound-spectrum then the EII. Filters are also different, EII filters do sound in general a little fatter then the Emax ones. But still the Emax filters are analogue with resonance and do sound a lot better (more analouge) then the Emax II Filters. Further more the Emax has Stereo-Panning and a Chorus. EII looks quite nice, but also the Emax has optical charme. Emax is defenitely the more robust device. I would not use the EII on stage, I even think about before moving it. Emax is rock solid built.
From pragmatic view the Emax is the better Sampler over all. EII has more charme, because it was used by the Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode and many others. That's charme against a more flexible and robust device.

BTW: TAL-Sampler has the EII Sound, but with a full range transposition!!!

Just for my 2c ... :-)

Thanks for input! Interesting stuff!

Great sampler

Quick question guys, is there a way to import multiple samples in 1 go ( lets say drumkit samples) without having to manually set them to different keys and key ranges ?

I would like 16 layers + distortion/compression FX added so I can start some real programming Kurzweil style

And Patrick should replace the fixed panel FX with a modular FX display so we can program FX per layer with different routings.
And why then not add some FM operators :-)

Oh and a vocoder and additive resynthesis.

And a yo-yo.

Not really, as it is not a Drumsampler. But you can convert a bunch of samples via Samplerobot *.sfz and load the sfz.

Gotja thanks

I made a spread sheet in excel where i can make both sfz and tal sampler format for drum samples. Not sure it would make much sense to anyone else but me though
Perhaps you could try DiscoDSP's Bliss sampler. It can export as sfz and it's in beta so free to try.

I'm very interested. Can you provide more detail?

Me too, which is doubly frustrating because I'm so in love with the sound!

I'm on PT 11.3.1 and and OS X 10.10.4 on a fairly new (4 months old) MBP, I'm installing 10.10.5 right now to see if it helps and if so it's straight to the "purchase" button for me!