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EPS-16 Plus (c) 1990 Ensoniq The Ensoniq EPS-16 Plus was an upgraded version of the original EPS sampler, offering improved audio fidelity, onboard digital effects, and expanded sound design capabilities. Developed by Ensoniq, it featured 16-bit linear PCM sampling, 32-voice polyphony (expanded via dynamic allocation), and a powerful effects processor integrated directly into the instrument. Designed as a true performance sampler, the EPS-16 Plus combined sampling, sequencing, and effects in a single workstation-style keyboard, making it highly attractive for studio and live use. - TRIVIA - The EPS-16 Plus introduced built-in digital effects such as reverb, chorus, delay, and modulation, eliminating the need for external processors in many setups. It was one of the first affordable samplers to offer high-quality integrated effects processing, a major selling point in early 1990s production environments. The instrument supported disk-based storage via 3.5" floppy disks, allowing users to manage large sample libraries despite limited internal memory. Its 16-bit sampling engine significantly improved audio clarity compared to the original EPS, while retaining Ensoniq’s characteristic warm sound. The EPS-16 Plus was widely used in pop, R&B, hip-hop, and film scoring during the early 1990s. It featured a performance-oriented design philosophy, with real-time control and expressive modulation options for live musicians. The instrument helped solidify Ensoniq’s reputation as a leading innovator in affordable professional sampling workstations. It is often considered a transitional device between early 1980s samplers and fully integrated 1990s workstation synths. - SOURCES - Machine's Bios.
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EPS-16 Plus (c) 1990 Ensoniq The Ensoniq EPS-16 Plus was an upgraded version of the original EPS sampler, offering improved audio fidelity, onboard digital effects, and expanded sound design capabilities. Developed by Ensoniq, it featured 16-bit linear PCM sampling, 32-voice polyphony (expanded via dynamic allocation), and a powerful effects processor integrated directly into the instrument. Designed as a true performance sampler, the EPS-16 Plus combined sampling, sequencing, and effects in a single workstation-style keyboard, making it highly attractive for studio and live use. - TRIVIA - The EPS-16 Plus introduced built-in digital effects such as reverb, chorus, delay, and modulation, eliminating the need for external processors in many setups. It was one of the first affordable samplers to offer high-quality integrated effects processing, a major selling point in early 1990s production environments. The instrument supported disk-based storage via 3.5" floppy disks, allowing users to manage large sample libraries despite limited internal memory. Its 16-bit sampling engine significantly improved audio clarity compared to the original EPS, while retaining Ensoniq’s characteristic warm sound. The EPS-16 Plus was widely used in pop, R&B, hip-hop, and film scoring during the early 1990s. It featured a performance-oriented design philosophy, with real-time control and expressive modulation options for live musicians. The instrument helped solidify Ensoniq’s reputation as a leading innovator in affordable professional sampling workstations. It is often considered a transitional device between early 1980s samplers and fully integrated 1990s workstation synths. - SOURCES - Machine's Bios.
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