Emu Legacy Wiki

Welcome to the Emu Legacy Wiki
A central source for information about the discontinued EMU synthesisers and samplers that date from before Creative's takeover, such as the Proteus 2000 family.

The aim is to ensure that manuals, OS updates and info about patch editors/librarians for every device are documented here. Feel free to add anything that's missing.

Proteus Family

 * Proteus 1 Pop/Rock
 * Proteus 2 Orchestral
 * Proteus 3 World Instruments
 * Morpheus
 * Proteus FX

Proteus 1000 Family

 * B-3
 * Mo'Phatt
 * Planet Earth
 * Proteus 1000
 * Xtreme Lead-1 (non-turbo)

Proteus 2000 Family

 * Orbit 3
 * Proteus 2000
 * Turbo Phatt
 * Vintage Pro
 * Virtuoso 2000
 * Xtreme Lead-1 Turbo

Keyboards

 * Ensoniq Halo
 * MK-6 Mo'Phatt Keys
 * PK-6 Proteus Keys
 * XK-6 Xtreme Keys

Command Stations

 * MP-7 Command Station
 * PX-7 Command Station
 * XL-7 Command Station
 * Proteus 2500

TODO
The following info is missing.
 * info about original proteus family (p1/2 etc)
 * info about any of the EMU samplers
 * OS updates for the command stations / keyboards
 * some external download links need to be unzipped and uploaded onto the wiki to remove reliance upon external sites
 * proteus 2500 info

Other Resources
http://www.creative.com/emu/support/downloads/legacy/

http://francisfisher.me.uk/problem/2011/emu-legacy-archive/ ‎

http://www.e-univercity.com/SynthGearDocs/

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/p2k/

http://soundprogramming.net/synthesizers/e_mu_0

http://www.popeye-x.com/tech/e-mu_ensoniq_info.htm

http://www.archive.org/details/synthmanuals-emu