Emax

thank you sir !
d


--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "Julian" <jujulilianan@...> wrote:
>
> this is not a hardware problem. You get this behaviour because the 8
> outs are direct voice outputs for the 8 hardware voice channels in the
> emax. They are not "Aux outs" like you get on more modern fully digital
> samplers.
> 
> From memory, the emax manual explains all of this pretty fully, as well
> as explaining how to limit a sample to a subset of voice channels if you
> want.
> 
> Really, voice channel assignment is only particularly useful for
> splitting outs for something like a drumkit which is a collection of
> monophonic instruments. there's no way to dynamically share polyphony
> over a few sounds and have all notes from each sound come out of a
> single output.... So if you group a couple of voice channels to do
> chords, for example, then you need each of those voice channels going to
> a mixer input still.
> 
> 
> On Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:45 +0000, "meech" <babyd_lhp@...> wrote:
> > not sure if there is a hardware problem or i am missing something.
> > my emax has 8 outputs on the back but i cant seem to figure out how to
> > assign sounds to them. when i plug a bunch of them in to my mixer and hit
> > a key the sample always comes out the main/left but the same sound also
> > comes out the other outs something like once every 9th press of the key.
> > anyone come across that one ?
> > d
> > 
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