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E-MU Producer Series Vol.7 Old World Instruments [for Emulator X3]
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E-MU Producer Series Vol.7 Old World Instruments [for Emulator X3]

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E-Mu's Old World Instruments sample library is a collection of string, wind, and percussion instruments from the far-flung four corners of the globe. Unique and exotic, this sample library will help to add a special spice to any composition! This sample CD library represents an array of Old World String, Wind, and Percussion instruments from around the globe. Each bank features presets of instruments in their pure form along with many other worldly variations. All samples are designed to allow for as much of the natural decay as possible. String and Percussion instruments are multi-sampled for each given pitch or instrument to allow for velocity cross-fade layers. Each preset is mapped to MIDI real time controllers 21, 22, 23, and 24 for enhanced expression.

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What formats are included in E-MU Producer Series Vol.7 Old World Instruments [for Emulator X3]?

This pack includes: for Emulator X3. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

Is E-MU Producer Series Vol.7 Old World Instruments [for Emulator X3] compatible with my DAW?

Yes, E-MU Producer Series Vol.7 Old World Instruments [for Emulator X3] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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