EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

On Sep ,5, 2006, at 7:55 PM, Matt McKenzie-Smith wrote:

> Hi Eli,
> I have tried things like this in the past with mixed results. The
> main problem I came up against when doing this, was that the phase
> relationship of the low wave, was not consistent at various trigger
> points... and you could also get some clicking if the zero crossing
> wasn't there when the low wave was opened.
> Also, you need to have 'chase notes' active.
> I found it much easier to simply trigger a new exs, with the low
> wave, with the same midi data as the original kick and vary the delay
> of the midi regions with the extended region parameters delay
> setting, until a happy place was found! ;-)

I've only tried it on short loops and didn't notice any phasing or 
chase problems. Your idea of duplicating the midi data to trigger the 
sine wave is a good idea for solving the potential chase problems. I 
didn't notice any delay problems either. Can't you use the attack 
setting on the gate to negotiate that. I have always used very low 
attack times - almost zero, so as to have the sine wave attack happen 
right in time with the main transient of the kik drum.


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Eli Krantzberg
http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com
Almat Productions