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E-MU Proteus 2000 Editor and Librarian for Midi Quest iPad Developed specifically for the E-MU Proteus 2000, Sound Quest's Midi Quest multi-instrument editor/librarian protects the Proteus 2000 from data loss, provides an intuitive graphic interface to display the instrument's settings, and includes unparalleled editing, organization, and creative tools to maximize the sonic potential of the.
Proteus 1 (1989) Throughout the 1990’s, E-mu came to be known for its rack-mounted synth and sampler modules. In 1989, the Proteus was the first rack-mount module E-mu produced, and it was a huge success for the company.
The Proteus 1 is an economical one-space module consisting of your basic rock and pop sounds. It has 4 MB of sounds from the library such as samples of pianos, organs, strings, horns, guitars, basses, drums, Latin percussion, and more all at your fingertips. The Proteus offers professional features such as full 16-part MIDI multitimbrality, 32-voice polyphony, 16-bit ROM samples, six individual polyphonic outputs and extensive editing and modulation capabilities. 
There is also E-mu's RMidiPatchS that allows direct real-time control of over 40 parameters for keyboard, midi controllers, internal LFOs and envelopes. It has been used by Astral Projection, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Genesis, and Information Society.
Proteum Patch Editor Introducing Proteum. Proteum is a full-featured patch editor for the Proteus 2000 family of synth modules (see below). The software allows you full control of master, patch and setup settings through a series of easy to use displays. Proteum also allows you to save and load edited patches, either to the module or to files on your PC. On startup, Proteum figures out what module you have and quietly hides features that are not available on the module. It also detects the ROMs you have installed. By default, it comes with the CMPSR ROM (just like the P2K does).
If you have other ROMs installed, Proteum automatically creates a new ROM initialisation file to match your kit. Breaking News. Proteum has just been upgraded to version 1.38.
This version fixes a bug in the Arp Editor causing a crash. The previous version (version 1.36) was just a roll up of various bug fixes. Apart from more fixes to issues, version 35 had a number of new features. There is now a Midi Tune to Arp facility and Arps are displayed in Stave notation. There is also the facility to cache the user settings which can greatly improve the start up speed. Also the help is integrated with the dialogs.
It also has an option where you can configure the labels on the various dialog controls which could be of use to non- English users. This previous version (v34) also had some fixes to issues reported by users. For instance, the LFO rate is fixed. However, there were some new features including the ability to configure Proteum to send MIDI clocks. This is useful if you normally have the module setup to receive external clocks from a keyboard or sequencer. When you are running Proteum Without the clocks, the module will not sound right when the patch contains parameters based on tempo. It also helps when editing ARPs and Beats.
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E-MU Proteus 2000 Editor and Librarian for Midi Quest iPad Developed specifically for the E-MU Proteus 2000, Sound Quest\'s Midi Quest multi-instrument editor/librarian protects the Proteus 2000 from data loss, provides an intuitive graphic interface to display the instrument\'s settings, and includes unparalleled editing, organization, and creative tools to maximize the sonic potential of the.
Proteus 1 (1989) Throughout the 1990’s, E-mu came to be known for its rack-mounted synth and sampler modules. In 1989, the Proteus was the first rack-mount module E-mu produced, and it was a huge success for the company.
The Proteus 1 is an economical one-space module consisting of your basic rock and pop sounds. It has 4 MB of sounds from the library such as samples of pianos, organs, strings, horns, guitars, basses, drums, Latin percussion, and more all at your fingertips. The Proteus offers professional features such as full 16-part MIDI multitimbrality, 32-voice polyphony, 16-bit ROM samples, six individual polyphonic outputs and extensive editing and modulation capabilities.
There is also E-mu\'s RMidiPatchS that allows direct real-time control of over 40 parameters for keyboard, midi controllers, internal LFOs and envelopes. It has been used by Astral Projection, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Genesis, and Information Society.
Proteum Patch Editor Introducing Proteum. Proteum is a full-featured patch editor for the Proteus 2000 family of synth modules (see below). The software allows you full control of master, patch and setup settings through a series of easy to use displays. Proteum also allows you to save and load edited patches, either to the module or to files on your PC. On startup, Proteum figures out what module you have and quietly hides features that are not available on the module. It also detects the ROMs you have installed. By default, it comes with the CMPSR ROM (just like the P2K does).
If you have other ROMs installed, Proteum automatically creates a new ROM initialisation file to match your kit. Breaking News. Proteum has just been upgraded to version 1.38.
This version fixes a bug in the Arp Editor causing a crash. The previous version (version 1.36) was just a roll up of various bug fixes. Apart from more fixes to issues, version 35 had a number of new features. There is now a Midi Tune to Arp facility and Arps are displayed in Stave notation. There is also the facility to cache the user settings which can greatly improve the start up speed. Also the help is integrated with the dialogs.
It also has an option where you can configure the labels on the various dialog controls which could be of use to non- English users. This previous version (v34) also had some fixes to issues reported by users. For instance, the LFO rate is fixed. However, there were some new features including the ability to configure Proteum to send MIDI clocks. This is useful if you normally have the module setup to receive external clocks from a keyboard or sequencer. When you are running Proteum Without the clocks, the module will not sound right when the patch contains parameters based on tempo. It also helps when editing ARPs and Beats.
...'>Proteus 2000 Patch List(26.01.2019)E-MU Proteus 2000 Editor and Librarian for Midi Quest iPad Developed specifically for the E-MU Proteus 2000, Sound Quest\'s Midi Quest multi-instrument editor/librarian protects the Proteus 2000 from data loss, provides an intuitive graphic interface to display the instrument\'s settings, and includes unparalleled editing, organization, and creative tools to maximize the sonic potential of the.
Proteus 1 (1989) Throughout the 1990’s, E-mu came to be known for its rack-mounted synth and sampler modules. In 1989, the Proteus was the first rack-mount module E-mu produced, and it was a huge success for the company.
The Proteus 1 is an economical one-space module consisting of your basic rock and pop sounds. It has 4 MB of sounds from the library such as samples of pianos, organs, strings, horns, guitars, basses, drums, Latin percussion, and more all at your fingertips. The Proteus offers professional features such as full 16-part MIDI multitimbrality, 32-voice polyphony, 16-bit ROM samples, six individual polyphonic outputs and extensive editing and modulation capabilities.
There is also E-mu\'s RMidiPatchS that allows direct real-time control of over 40 parameters for keyboard, midi controllers, internal LFOs and envelopes. It has been used by Astral Projection, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Genesis, and Information Society.
Proteum Patch Editor Introducing Proteum. Proteum is a full-featured patch editor for the Proteus 2000 family of synth modules (see below). The software allows you full control of master, patch and setup settings through a series of easy to use displays. Proteum also allows you to save and load edited patches, either to the module or to files on your PC. On startup, Proteum figures out what module you have and quietly hides features that are not available on the module. It also detects the ROMs you have installed. By default, it comes with the CMPSR ROM (just like the P2K does).
If you have other ROMs installed, Proteum automatically creates a new ROM initialisation file to match your kit. Breaking News. Proteum has just been upgraded to version 1.38.
This version fixes a bug in the Arp Editor causing a crash. The previous version (version 1.36) was just a roll up of various bug fixes. Apart from more fixes to issues, version 35 had a number of new features. There is now a Midi Tune to Arp facility and Arps are displayed in Stave notation. There is also the facility to cache the user settings which can greatly improve the start up speed. Also the help is integrated with the dialogs.
It also has an option where you can configure the labels on the various dialog controls which could be of use to non- English users. This previous version (v34) also had some fixes to issues reported by users. For instance, the LFO rate is fixed. However, there were some new features including the ability to configure Proteum to send MIDI clocks. This is useful if you normally have the module setup to receive external clocks from a keyboard or sequencer. When you are running Proteum Without the clocks, the module will not sound right when the patch contains parameters based on tempo. It also helps when editing ARPs and Beats.
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