EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

panetta97 wrote:
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> --- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Ned Bouhalassa <ned@n...> wrote:
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>>I use GOS and EXS. There's no built-in keyswitching with the GOS 
>>programming, AFAIK, so you'll have to do it yourself.
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>>As for a pdf, just read the part of your Logic plug-in manual that
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> thanks ned.
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> I was afraid that the exs does not support key switching. I did
> configure a work around with the mod wheel. I have the maestro logic
> environment, which is great, but was done back in logic 5, when it was
> still available for PC.
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> any recommendation on what you do instead of key switching?

He said that there is no built-in keyswitching with GOS programming.

EXS and Logic do support keyswitching. (Presumably  you mean using notes 
to do the keyswitching). You can use keyswitches to trigger different 
groups in EXS or to control any switcheable parameters of plugins.

There is an example of this on the bass trombone EXS instrument and the 
Wah wah control environment, which are available from my site.


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Pete Thomas
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