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Ultra Proteus Synthesizer At a Glance
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Anonymous writes:

Michael Lauer (mickey@rbi.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de) : With the 24-pole morphing filter it's possible to create sounds like you never heard, or need many many real-time-controlled equalizer to reproduce! Programming is not very easy, but if you take a bit time the output can blast you! VERY crazy signal transforming! Hundreds of filter-characteristic, which can be morphed in real-time! Absolutely astounding, if you delete all presets and start to program!!! In other words: G E T I T !

Stan Sawyer (sgs@projtech.com) : This module has the most flexible sounds in my sound arsenal. The sounds run the range from "acoustic" emulations to cool synth and new age waves and loops. The multi-timbral character could better. It is awkward to set it up for versitile multi-timbral use. There are only 16 setups, though these can be used as templates with program changes going to the appropriate channels to place different patches in the FX/channel template.

Comments About the Sounds:
he factory sounds do not make efficient use of the synthesis-capabilities.

and Simon.H for the pic

Links for the EMU Ultra Proteus Synthesizer

	More Synth Gear Best US prices on many current models
	Wizz's UltraProteus page Some useful UP info
	The E-mu room at Synthmuseum.com History and technical information about E-mu instruments.
	The Emulator Archive Comprehensive info, presets and the manual
	The Patch King The Worlds Largest 3rd Party Synth & Sampler Developers. Thousands of new sounds for over 100 synths and samplers. Large Sound Library for many EMU Synths & Samplers.

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