EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

--- In exs-users@y..., Murray McDowall <murraymc@m...> wrote:

> OK -- it is not the same but if you edit the delay in the other box 
and
> save it in an autoload/default file the parameter will be set anyway 

> would this do?  
> Regards,
> Murray

   Well, that would set all of the tracks to the same, as you record 
with that setting. you'd have to keep up with settings for different 
requirements, and as you jump from track to track recording, you'd 
have to change that setting.

   The settings in the parameter window below the toolbox are for 
individual instruments, and those settings are added into the tracks 
playback "parameters". You can transpose, you can make it non 
transposable, you can limit it's key range, , and you can specify the 
tracks delay, and it's now set for that instrument, you can forget 
about it now.

   Those settings are not shown in that tracks editors, the settings 
in the upper parameter window are. I'm sorry I must not be clear 
enough. I use those playback parameters to make up for instrument's 
response time, like slow attacked strings, really many things. AND, 
getting this stuff fined tuned like that, makes a humongous difference 
in overall sound and feel, I'm sure we all agree.

   Anyway, all I was saying was, that "playback" parameter feature is 
not on the audio instruments, like they are on the midi instruments, 
as a playback only effect on the track. 

   So just cable an empty midi instruments to the audio instrument, 
don't need a midi driver assign to that midi instrument or anything. 
Now choose that midi instrument in the arrange window, instead of the 
audio instrument that you are using. It'll play through the midi 
instrument that is cabled to it. Including any settings in it's 
"playback parameter window".

I hope that's clear, and was worth all this typing. I'm enjoying this 
Logic trick for my working style.

that's all I got to say about that...

df