EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

On a fine day, 08-03-2004, artsguildinc wrote:

>I should mention that Logic tech support did offer a solution.
>However, I feel that it's so impractical and unorthodox that it's not
>even worth mentioning.  My plan -- until Logic offers a satisfactory
>upgrade to the EXS24 -- is to record a single EXS24 (audio instrument)
>track...violin, for example.  Then create as many other additional
>tracks as necessary to accomodate the program changes I want:
>sustained long notes, staccato, diminuendo, tremolo, etc...  I'll then
>cut notes from my original track and paste them into the other EXS24
>tracks I've created that have the programs I want.  After I've
>completed this cut and paste separation of my violin track I'll bounce
>them all together into a single audio track.  It sounds completely
>ridiculous to have to even think of doing such a thing, but I don't
>know of any better alternative.

A better alternative along the same lines would be: create a channel 
splitter and cable it into max. 16 EXS instances.  Assign the channel 
splitter to the midi track.  Now open a Matrix window, with a 
floating event list.   In the Matrix select the notes you want to 
assign to e.g. the 3rd EXS, and in Event change their channel to 3. 
Sure beats having to cut & paste across different sequences -- both 
w.r.t. amount of work, and conceptually (since all notes remain in 
the original sequence).

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Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
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