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software for
vintage EMU samplers
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Emulator III additional downloads |
You
can download the latest EIII and EIIIX operating systems here: -
Emulator III OS version 2.42: EIIIOS242.zip -
Emulator IIIX OS version 2.10: EIIIXOS210.zip Each
zip file contains the basic operating system file (.E3O), an 800K DS-DD
floppy disk image containing the operating system (.IMG) and an HxC version
of this floppy disk image (.HFE). Each of these files is supported by EMXP. It's
also possible to copy the .IMG files to a floppy disk using OmniFlop (see
links section). In OmniFlop you will have to select the 80/2/10*512 E-mu Emax
800 kB disk format or the 80/2/10*512 E-mu EIII 800 kB disk format. If
you don't have a Windows XP/Vista PC, you can also use CopyQM for DOS with
following files: -
Emulator III OS version 2.42: EIIIOS242_CopyQM.zip -
Emulator IIIX OS version 2.10: EIIIXOS210_CopyQM.zip CopyQM
can also be used with Windows 3.x and Windows 9x. You
can download some bootable hard disk images for the EIII and EIIIX here: -
Emulator III OS version 2.42: EIIIOS2_42_HardDiskImages.zip -
Emulator IIIX OS version 2.10: EIIIXOS2_10_HardDiskImages.zip These
images can be used to create a hard disk (or memory card) from which the EIII and EIIIX can boot. But
of course it's also possible to use EMXP to format a hard disk (or memory
card) for the Emulator III or Emulator IIIX. In that case the above images
are not needed. The
README file in the ZIP file explains the procedure how to create a bootable
hard disk from the images. You
can download the Emulator III UST floppy disk image (.IMG) and corresponding
Emulator III UST sound bank (.EB3) here: EIII_UST.zip Once
unzipped -
the EIII_UST.IMG file is an 800K DS-DD floppy disk
image which can be copied to a floppy disk using OmniFlop (see links
section). In OmniFlop you will have to select the 80/2/10*512 E-mu Emax 800
kB disk format or the 80/2/10*512 E-mu EIII 800 kB disk format. -
the EIII_UST.EB3 file is an Emulator III sound bank
file which can be copied to an Emulator III hard disk in EMXP. |
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Emulator II additional downloads |
Some
Emulator II Operating System files for use with EMXP can be downloaded here: To
download Emulator II bootable disk images (OS Overlay files) for use with the
HxC, please click here: Using the HxC in the
Emulator I and Emulator II An
Emulator II Memory Test disk image can be downloaded here: Emulator
II ZM325 Memory Test Disk File The
Memory Test file must be converted directly into a HxC file - it's a bootable
disk image which will instantly start the memory test procedure at boot time
in the Emulator II. Disclaimer: Using these operating system files and
memory test disk file is at own risk (although the files are based on
properly working Emulator-II floppy disks). Emu did not approve any of these files. Emu nor myself have any responsibility
nor accountability for any possible damage caused by or presumably caused by
using these files. If you don't agree with this statement,
don't use the files. Information
about the Emulator II disk structure can be found in following document: More
information can be found on the SoftPres
website. The SoftPres team has successfully reverse engineered the EII
floppy disk layout based on capturing the flux transitions of an actual EII
disk and disassembling the Z80 code of the EII Debug ROM. |
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Emulator-I additional downloads |
Some
Emulator I Operating System files for use with EMXP can be downloaded here: Disclaimer: Using these operating system files and
memory test disk file is at own risk (although the files are based on
properly working Emulator-II floppy disks). Emu did not approve any of these files. Emu nor myself have any responsibility
nor accountability for any possible damage caused by or presumably caused by
using these files. If you don't agree with this statement,
don't use the files. Information
about the Emulator-I disk structure can be found in following document: Information
about the copy protection mechanism used in the Emulator-I can be found in
following document: Emulator I Boot Rom Copy
Protection v1.0 |
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Emax additional downloads |
You
can download some "tweaked" Emax Operating System files here. These
OS files are almost the same as the original ones, but they have been
slightly changed to make them compatible with the "Bank
Load/Unload" feature of Sound Designer for Emax 1.12. However you don't
need any of these if you are using the Emax Operating System called
EmaxPlus10/16/89. -
Emax SE 1.1 upgraded to rev 4.0: EmaxSE11_sd40.zip -
Emax SE HD 1.1 upgraded to rev 4.0: EmaxSEHD11_sd40.zip -
Emax Plus 1.0 upgraded rev 4.0: EmaxPlus10_sd40.zip (all
of these operating systems will show "rev 4.0" on the Emax MASTER
SPECIAL menu, instead of "rev 1.1" or "rev 1.0") Disclaimer: Using these operating systems is at own
risk (although the tweak is considered to be quite innocent). Emu did not approve any of the applied
changes/tweaks. Emu nor myself have any responsibility
nor accountability for any possible damage caused by or presumably caused by
using these tweaked versions of the Emax OS. If you don't agree with this statement,
don't use the files. Why
do you need this special version of the Emax OS ? If you are using Emax Plus 10/16/89 you
don't need any of the above tweaked OS versions. If you are using EMXP and the EmuSer for
RS422 bank transfers, you don't need the above tweaked OS versions neither. However if you don't have Emax Plus
10/16/89 or don't want to use it, you will need one of the above tweaked
versions if you want to use the bank transfer option in Sound Designer for
Emax. This software package for Max supports
full bank transfer between Sound Designer and the Emax-I (not Emax-II !), but
this feature requires specific revision levels of the Emax Operating System. Except
for the OS called "EmaxPlus10/16/89" Emu seems never to have
released their other Emax Operating Systems with a sufficiently high revision
number (4.0). But the 1.1 version of the SE OS and the
1.0 version of the Plus OS actually do support the bank transfer protocol as
well. By tweaking the revision number within these operating system files, it
is possible to activate the bank transfer option between Sound Designer for
Emax and the Emax. |
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Trademarks |
EMAX,
EMAX-SE, EMAX-SE-HD, EMAX PLUS, EMAX-HD, EMAX II, EMAX 2, Emulator, Emulator
I, Emulator II, Emulator III and Emulator IIIX are trademarks of E-Mu Systems OMNIFLOP
is a trademark of Sherlock Consulting Limited Sound
Designer is a trademark of Digidesign KryoFlux
is a trademark of The Software Preservation Society. |
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