Emu emax manual

synthark.org The Emax is a 12-bit digital sampler, with just 512k of memory for storing those lo-fi samples. It offers lots of flexibility in sound editing, as well as a chorus effect. The 5-octave keyboard responds to velocity and key pressure. This same keyboard was also marketed by Baldwin as the IKE (Instrumental Keyboard Ensemble), but in a black color. E-MU Systems Emax I $2,199 $200 price drop $1,999 Used - Excellent 14-Day Return Policy E-MU Emax 1 with upgrades, OLED, Floppy Emulator, New Power Supply $1,800 $525 price drop $1,275 Used - Good E-MU Systems e5000 Ultra Digital Synthesizer Sampler Rack $995 Used - Excellent Keyboards and Synths Synths E-MU Systems E-MU Emax 1 SE rack The Emax II 16‑bit sampling keyboard from Emu Systems made its debut in 1989, and although it sold well in the USA it met with only modest success in the UK and Europe, partly because of the wider range of production and editing facilities offered by its main rival at the time, the then 'industry standard' Akai S1000.