E-mu Emulator X
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E-mu Emulator X is a software-based audio sampler produced by E-mu Systems.
The sampling software runs on a PC running the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. For the software to run, a particular soundcard (also made by E-mu) used to be required. (The soundcard acts as a dongle and as a DSP coprocessor.) The product is discontinued, but as of November 2011 it can be purchased as an "End Of Line Exclusive Offer" (promising a £300 knock-off from the retail price). The E-MU hardware lock has been removed so that E-MU hardware is no longer required as a dongle.
The sampler can operate as a stand-alone program or as a VST instrument.
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