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E-MU ProtoZoa
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Docteur Frog Docteur Frog
Note : 6 sur 10 Published on 11/15/02 at 06:08
E-mu in 1988 invaded the middle of the sound module with a Proteus to become the n1 manufacturers expanders since annel. And E-MU is the rest of 1988 2001, has commanded respect. So a commercial E-mu Proteus 1 and 2 (orchestral) and Proteus 3 (World), Proteus FX Ultra Proteus, the Vintage Keys and Morpheus. You breathe slowly and it takes ... This entire collection of modules, because it is a vritable Saga, repeated the sound banks diffrent "Samples" in the Emulator II and EIII SERIES compile modules under various typs trs. That's all a la carte Protozoa. It only 16MB but normment register sounds. Many will say "Yeah, not break a three-legged duck." Yes, but be aware that E-MU's called the same Potpourri>> see link: http://www.emu.com/online_shop/roms/protozoa.asp
That is to say ... :-)
>>> Ultrasound current <<<
Cordially
Dr. Tulp Frog