EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Le 13 juil. 05, à 13:21,"HKC" <hkc@...> a écrit :
> There was a Giga version which Logic convert quite nicely, that's what 
> I did. I didn't see any EXS version, of course I would have used that 
> but like I said the Giga works just fine.
>
> Quoting Paul Astles <astles@...>:
>
>> can anyone tell me how to map the ns free kit?...i can't work out how 
>> to get
>> all the layers in the right places
>> thanks in advance
>> paul

I was just dealing with Ns free kit this morning ! :-D

All is described and available at :
<http://www.naturalstudio.co.uk/ns_kit7freedownload.html>

In the first § there's a link to  users presets for different formats ;
<http://naturalstudio.co.uk/bb/viewtopic.php?t=112>
which needs to download also the audios (in ".wav samples §) ;
the EXS file contains 2 EXS stereo instruments.

There are also versions in different formats each containing the same 
audio files, particularly (for us Logic users) a Soundfont ( 2 mirror 
sites, for fast and low connections) and  a Giga version (containing 2 
instruments with different velocity presets), that Logic converts very 
easily :
just put the download files (or folder) in your Instrument folder, and 
open them with the Exs plug pop up menu ( needs to "refresh menu" first 
for them to appear there). They will be then converted : a new 
instrument will be created at the same place ; don't keep the original 
file :  it will stay in the menu (eventually save it elsewhere for 
backup) and audio files will be put in the "Soundfont samples" or 
"DLS-Giga Samples" folder (which would be created if none existing), or 
aliases of these folders if youve done so, which place  is depending of 
Logic version (Logic folder for L6 and User>Library>Application 
Support>Logic for L7).

At the end, there are 4 slightly different instruments (velocity, Env 2 
and out volume - didn't notice other ones) all made from the same audio 
files.

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Gérald RYCKEBOER
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