For discussion about setting up your studio and advice on the gear and equipment within it.
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By Philly Stress Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:41 pm
I might have to get one for one simple reason............... Time stretching.
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By stryke Thu Oct 21, 2004 10:49 pm
Why?....You don't have a computer?

By Man VS Machine Thu Oct 21, 2004 11:15 pm
Yo, Philly I've got a cd3000xl I'm not useing and willing to sell for cheep. Max memory and a 1gb external HD it's just like the s3000, but has a CD rom installed. PM me kid and we can talk BI

By mwalker Thu Oct 21, 2004 11:16 pm
yo philly you sold your package already? :D :D
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By binger0 Fri Oct 22, 2004 12:09 am
yo i got an esi 2000 for sale with a scsi harddrive. it can time stretch, got mad filters, a compressor for samples. 128 ram click the link. hit me on the pms and ill hook u up.


Type: Sampler/ module/
Synthesis Type:
Polyphony:
Max: 64
Typical in use: 32
Multi-timbral (number of parts): 16
Controllers :
Effects :
Number of FX units : 0
Number of different effects : 0
Keyboard :
Number of Keys :
Can send on simultaneous MIDI channels
Responds to :
Sounds can be split by :
Inputs and Outputs :
Number of Audio Outs (excluding Phones) : 4 (10 expanded)
Number of Audio Ins : 2
Number of MIDI Outs (excluding Thru) : 1
Number of MIDI Ins : 1
Sampler
Memory :
Standard : 4 mb
Maximum : 128 mb
Sampling Rates :
Minimum : kHz bits
Maximum : 48kHz 16 bits
Features : Time stretch scsi interface
Other Features: same as ESI-4000
Upgrades: turbo card gives 6 extra outputs, spdif i/o and dual effect processors

By Man VS Machine Fri Oct 22, 2004 12:33 am
DAMM binger just step on a brothas neck :o It's all good you gota do what you gota do. Yo Philly Stress if you are intereted you can compare the Two Samplers at ventagesynth.com. I can and will tell you that I can beat bingers price :wink:
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By binger0 Fri Oct 22, 2004 1:00 am
haha sorry yo but i been tryin to sell this and an s2000. u know how that goes. but look at my links to see whats up

By Man VS Machine Fri Oct 22, 2004 1:37 am
Yo respect binger, Theirs enough room on the fourms for the both of us to do a little BI. PEACE AND GOOD LUCK SELLING YOUR GEAR 8)
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By Philly Stress Fri Oct 22, 2004 3:40 am
What's the Difference between
the s3000, s3000xl, s3200???

Which is best in your opinion??

By Man VS Machine Fri Oct 22, 2004 5:51 pm
S3000xl or S3200/ the s3000xl and the cd3000xl are the same unit but the cd3000xl is larger and houses the cd-rom

By Man VS Machine Fri Oct 22, 2004 6:14 pm
philly there is one diffrence with the 3000Xl @ cd3000xl. The none cd offers SEMPTE
CD3000XL

32 voice polyphony
Digital resonant filters
Assignable Program Modulation (APM) for flexible sound control
Powerful DSP features including Timestretch
MultiMode for easy multitimbral setup and layering
MESA Remote Control/Librarian Software for Macintosh
RAM expansion (up to 32MB) with standard SIMMs
Standard MIDI File player
Clear, easy-to-learn user interface
Compatibility with E-mu and Roland sound libraries
Powerful expansion options

EB16 (SampleVerb in the US) 4-channel, studio-quality, multi-effects board
IB304F (ProFilter in the US) DSP board for expanded filtering + EQ
Up to 16MB of non-volatile Flash Memory

Quad-speed CD-ROM
8MB RAM standard
Large graphic display
Stereo Mix + 8 individual outputs
S/PDIF digital I/O
Direct-to-disk recording

s3000xl

32 voice polyphony
Digital resonant filters
Assignable Program Modulation (APM) for flexible sound control
Powerful DSP features including Timestretch
New MultiMode for easy multitimbral setup and layering
MESA Remote Control/Librarian Software for Macintosh
RAM expansion (up to 32MB) with standard SIMMs
Standard MIDI File player
Clear, easy-to-learn user interface
Compatibility with E-mu and Roland sound libraries
Large graphic display
Stereo Mix + 8 individual outputs
S/PDIF digital I/O
Direct-to-disk recording

EB16 (SampleVerb in the US) 4-channel, studio-quality, multi-effects board
IB304F (ProFilter in the US) DSP board for expanded filtering + EQ
Up to 16MB of non-volatile Flash Memory

Maximum Polyphony : 32 voices
Memory Capacity : 2MB RAM (expandable to 32MB RAM)
Sampling Frequency : 44.1 kHz (or 22.05 kHz)
Total Sampling Time : 20.80 seconds (mono/44.1 kHz)
10.40 seconds (stereo/44.1 kHz)
41.60 seconds (mono/22.05 kHz)
20.80 seconds (stereo/22.05kHz)
Maximum Sample Number : 255
Maximum Program Number : 254
Filter : Digital dynamic low-pass filter
(-12dB/octave with resonance)
Envelope Generators : 2 (1 multi-stage)
LFOs : 2
APM Functions : Provided
Hard Disk Recording : Provided
2nd LSI : IB-304F (optional)
Multi Effects : EB16 (optional)
Others Display : Back lit 40 characters x 8 lines (text)
640 x 240 graphics
Internal Storage Device : 3.5" 2HD/2DD Floppy Disk
524MB 2.5" Hard Disk (optional)
Connectors : Inputs x 2, Outputs x 2, Phones, MIDI IN/OUT/THRU, SCSI interface. Outputs x 8, Digital Input, Digital Output.
Accessories : AC power cable, operators manual, O/S disk, MESA disk, Demo Sequence disk, Sound disk x 2.
Dimensions : 483(W) x 432(D) x 88.1(H) mm
Weight : 7.1 kg

By tdot Fri Oct 22, 2004 6:56 pm
binger, i am more than likely going to buy that tonight or tomorrow afternoon( the s2000)



is everything in working order??

By Man VS Machine Fri Oct 22, 2004 8:07 pm
Yo Tan check your PMs...... son hows school coming along :)
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By Philly Stress Sat Oct 23, 2004 5:13 am
stryke wrote:Why?....You don't have a computer?


Nope!