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Contact Us
Getting in touch The Emulator Archive has always been an Internet based
business, so the quickest way to get in touch with me is to send me an email....
Send in your ideas, requests, sales enquiries and feedback on the web site and synthesizer technology in general. I still answer Emulator sampler support questions,
but it can take a few days for these.
Who are we? Well it's a one man band at this end. Ny name is Rob Keeble and I live in sunny Sussex in the UK. I am an electronics engineer and IT professional. I have had
magazine articles on E-mu Systems published in the UK and Germany, and my extensive "Emulator Archive" studio was featured in Future Music in September 2002. It had rather a large collection of samplers then!
My Background
I built my first analog syntheszier in 1976 - a Practical Electronics mono synth. It had the tuning capability of an EMS VCS3 and the same range of Sound
FX, I sold it in 1979 before emigrating to the USA. I studied Electronics Engineering at University but ending up in an IT career in the UK, including systems programming and
leading Java software development teams. By the mid-80's I was collecting and playing analog synths, and the in the 90's I was able to afford Emulator samplers.
This led to setting up the Emulator Archive in 1999 and a realisation that I was better at designing synthesizers than playing them! So I dusted off my electronics and
programming knowledge in 2002 and started developing analog and digital synthesizers. |
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