EM-900 — Digital Sampler Emulator Plugin - €52,95

EM-900 meticulously emulates the DAC circuits, low-pass filter topologies, and signal characteristics of 17 legendary samplers from the 80s and 90s. Run anything through it and instantly add warm, crunchy, lo-fi character to your sound.

Get the SP-1200's grit and aliasing artifacts. The MPC60's chest-thumping low end.
The S950's steep analog filter. The Casio SK-1's crushed, toy-grade texture.

Recreate the aliasing artifacts made famous by the 90s hip-hop detuning technique on the SP-1200, and apply that effect to any sampler in the collection. Or stretch your breakbeats and samples through the S950/S1000 style timestretch engine to get the metallic, phasey, stuttering artifacts that defined 90s Jungle and Drum & Bass music.

Every sampler and filter in EM-900 is modular. Pair the SP-1200's aggressive DAC with the S950's steep filter. Run MPC60 bit crushing through the Emax's ladder. Stack aliasing on top of any combination. Mix and match to create something entirely your own.

Whether you're after crunchy drums, thick samples, or an entire mix drenched in texture, EM-900 gets you there in seconds. Decades of character in one plugin.



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14 Days Demo is downloadable on the site.......

 

 

Last edited: Apr 9, 2026 at 1:14 PM

I am sucker for these kind of plug-ins, unfortunately it crashes Ableton Live 11 on Intel Mac immediately when loading the plug-in for me. Have to try if it works on my newer ARM Mac but anybody tried it yet? How does it sound?

 

Perhaps it will be a good idea to report the crash to the developers... No crash here from Windows 10 PC, Bitwig Studio 5.1.9 rig, plugin 1.0 (14-day demo).

 

Downloaded from erasable VMware virtual machine.

 

the idea behind the plug-in is not wrong.

it is only i do not believe that you can model the 950´s or 1000´s specific DAC´s sound within a digital enviroment.

as someone who knows that emulating a filter and emulating the topology of a filter is not the same thing, i am becoming even more sceptic.

 

This is interesting, can you please elaborate further?

 

i dont buy it..

50 $ for 17 different plugins? One hardware rack costs like 1000 $.. and there is a reason it does..

 

I dont know shit about this plugin, but using that same reasoning the usual suspects emulation of the virus is shit because theirs is free and a virus is 1500 used, or whatever. Which clearly isnt the case.

 

as far as i am partially able to understand english, a topology is nothing which can be "modelled" or "emulated."

the topology of a filter is the entirity of its frequency response, phase response and parameter range.

the filter in the S-950 is an analog butterworth (or actually 6 of them in series), and you can also have a butterworth topology for a digital IIR filter.

but that does not mean they already sound the same. they only share the same math.

and it also does not mean the developer "modelled" his butterworth topology after the analog module. the math is always the same and you usually learn it from books, software examples or wikiwhatever.

there is also no automatism between strange marketing claims and the quality of someones work - so i might be wrong with having a low opinion about this thing before i even tested it.

 

Last edited: Apr 9, 2026 at 7:43 PM