Vintage sampling keyboard from the late 80s/early 90s. The Emax II which was released in 1989 brought the Emax series up to modern specs with 16-bit sampling, 16-voice polyphony, 16 …

Emax II is 16‑voice polyphonic, regardless of whether stereo or mono voices are played. Each Preset can be assigned its own MIDI channel and the Emax II can also be used multitimbrally …

The Emax was replaced in 1989 by the Emax II and Emax II Turbo. Although the Emax II was a true 16-bit sampler with more polyphony , it also used digital filters and components, which …

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The new Emax II 16-bit digital sound system unleashes truly staggering power: The uncompromised sonic quality of our Emulator III. Made affordable by the custom chip …

Emax II combines user sampling and the extraordinary realism of sampled sounds with the creative power of digital synthesis. Spectrum Interpolation Digital Synthesis, first introduced in …

The Emax is a classic sampler workstation from E-mu. It is sort of a next generation Emulator II, it's not as good as an Emulator III but it's more powerful than previous EII's. The Emax can be …

Emax II is a responsive, low cost, surprisingly easy-to-use musical instrument with staggering creative possibilities. It’s also a composer’s personal orchestra, a recording

An Emu Emax II keyboard sampler. 2mb, SCSI, and Gotek floppy emulator. Comes with a complimentary Translator 7 Emu Edition. From Vintage Synth Explorer: The Emax is a classic …

Features: Dynamic digital filters with Q, 16 two-oscillator stereo voices, dynamic voice allocation, velocity and positional cross-fades and cross-switches. Additive and wave interpolation …