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Have you ever tried to play your music in a club? Do you know that it will most likely sound completely different on a club sound system than on small monitors or hifi? Do you know that many problems in sound, resonances and unpleasant frequencies in the mix will probably be emphasized/multiplied many times (in multiples of x10) because high-powered PA amplifiers will amplify the sound/signal in multiples of several 100x?

Tyler Coffin | Duration: 1:35 h | Video: H264 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 266 MB | Language: English
Synth expert Tyler Coffin delivers comprehensive Arturia Emulator II V tutorials! Experience Arturia's recreation of a seminal sampling workhorse from the '80s, the E-Mu Systems Emulator II. Learn and explore all of the Emulator II V's features and functions, as well as see how to create amazing sounds with this spot-on recreation from scratch. These videos are designed for new Arturia Emulator II V users.
Tyler begins with an overview of what the Emulator II V is, including a bit of history before digging into the instrument, and then gets you acquainted with the interface and general layout, the Main Panel which is home to the controls used to quickly access linked voices, and more. Then it's on to the Advanced Panel which provides access to controls with far greater depth to craft sounds, even more than the original Emulator II! Tyler also explains the Edit, Assign, and Effects sections and then shows you how to define the Filter, Amplifier, and Linking settings for any of the eight voices so you can make truly endless sounds.

Nigel Broad | Duration: 0:57 h | Video: H264 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC 44,1 kHz 2ch | 428 MB | Language: English
Arturia's 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 Nigel Broad.
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 Arturia's Emulator II V.