FatZu Analog Tape Emulator is a modern digitally controlled analog device that offers many of the “musical non-linearities” exhibited by the older tube, class A discrete, and magnetic tape mediums. The unit has several compressor “types” with fixed attacks and releases. The unis has been enhanced for better sound characteristics.
Purely pro performance. No waiting. rekordbox dj puts all of Pioneer’s superb DJ expertise into one package to produce the industry’s fastest, most stable software with sublime sound quality.
Samplitude Pro X offers recording and mixing engineers useful features that revolutionize classic DAW workflows. Edit while recording. Apply effects individually to individual clips. Visualize volume, frequency and phase for selected tracks. Take advantage of customizable interfaces and automations that will redefine efficiency in your own personal workflow!
About Kawa-eLicenser Kawa-eLicenser is the “LAME” emulator for Syncrosoft eLicenser. The emulator is based on SYNSOACC v1.20.0.0 and emulates its memory management and license callback. It includes 2 binaries, 32bit and 64bit for Windows. Although our emulator returns license to the application, it does not have any MCFACT crypt related functions. In other words, our emulator only works with weak implementation of the eLicenser.
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VL1 is a freeware emulator of the world famous classic calculator annex mini-synthesizer from the eighties made by Casio. VL1 is not a sample player, it is a real emulator that emulates the original hardware. All sounds are generated by software equivalents of the original circuits and the calculator actually works. This also means that ADSR sound programming is fully functional! VL1 was written in honour of Casio’s little VL-TONE that has given me many hours of pleasure and fun.
Emulator II V is a recreation of E-Mu Systems’ iconic 8-bit sampler that popularized sampling technology in the ’80s. Learn how to use this reimagined instrument in this course, with trainer and synth expert. Released in 1984 to critical acclaim and used by top artists (such as Stevie Wonder, Peter Gabriel, Depeche Mode and so many more), the Emulator II played an important role in democratizing sampling technology. Compared to the Fairlight $32,000 price tag, the Emulator II was a bargain at the time at around $8000. However, finding a working unit nowadays is both difficult and much more expensive. Thanks to Arturia’s Emulator II V, musicians can bring this classic sampler into the modern days. This course, by Nigel Broad will teach you all you need to know about Emulator II V.
