David- You can actually back up to floppy if you have to. Of course, if you are working with large audio files you are going to need quite a few...
I'm not sure how else you are were planning to save the tune anwya since you dont have an intenal hard drive installed? If you have a SCSI zip drive and can find the right cable you can save your bank to zip drive. ez, trust -----Original Message----- From: David Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 12:43 PM To: Drum & Bass Arena Discussion List Subject: [dnb-prod] RE: Question for the EMU heads Thanks for the reply. I've emailed Emu support and am waiting for a response. It looks like EOS 4.x only supports up to 18GB. I will check out the Quantum Fireball drive. Right now I'm looking at the Seagate BARRACUDA ST118273LC 18GB. The spec is 80pin Ultra2 SCSI wide so I'm unsure if it's compatible. I know there's an adaptor for 80pin -> 50 pin. Seems that way about the RAM tho. =( I hesitate to switch out the RAM at this point because I've set up some banks for my latest tune and will obviously lose all data when I switch the sampler off. C'est la vie. Trust wrote: >I have a Quantum Fireball 10 gig drive which came with my e5K turbo. Havent >had any problems with it (yet). I dont think you neccesarily need the >hardrive mounting kit EMU from since it's just a data cable, power cable and >some screws, but it nice cause they are all the right size and you dont have >to worry about trying to stuff a 3 foot cable into the case. > >Sounds to me like you got duped on the RAM =( Try taking the other chip >out - i think (but am not sure) that they need to be even pairs. Perhaps >one is 16MB, and the other is 64MB but it will only read 32MB because it's >drops the first one to 16Mb. I'm not 100% sure on this, but worth a try. >There is no special setup required to installing the ram so it sounds like >you got a bum deal. > >hope this helps, >trust > >-----Original Message----- >From: David Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [dnb-prod] Question for the EMU heads > >Ok, looking to buy a SCSI HD for my E6400 Ultra sampler -- >a reasonably large drive, 20-30+ gigs. > >I've checked emu.com and they have a rather old list of compatible >drives: Quantum, Seagate, Plextor... Question is, what do you all >recommend? Models, Price range, places to buy, etc. Do I need >to buy the HD mounting kit from Emu? > >One more question. I recently picked up 128MB RAM from Ebay for >aforementioned sampler and after installing it, it will only recognize >32MB. I took one of the chipsets out and it read 16MB. The seller >swears to me that they are 2 64MB chipsets. Am I doing something >wrong or have I been duped? > > --- Drum&Bass Arena Producers Discussion List http://www.breakbeat.co.uk You are currently subscribed to dnb-prod as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Drum&Bass Arena Producers Discussion List http://www.breakbeat.co.uk You are currently subscribed to dnb-prod as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
