EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

> > Create and tie a splitter to that instrument (connecting the port number
to
> > the same instrument number) and record all actions on the splitter track
in
> > the arrange.
>
> Really? Are you sure this would change the way the audio instrument strip
would
> respond to incoming cc info? Certainly the assignment of cc numbers to the
> various parameters of the instruments and of any plugins on the inserts
wouldn't
> be changed by this.

No, but there can be other advantages using this way of working.
- when cabling the channel splitter to different virtual instruments you can
control them from within e.g. one Hyper editor for better overview. This is
also very handy for controlling various virtual drumsamplers (with different
effect settings and routings) from within one matrix editor. Midi channel
decides which instrument is adressed.
- The recording of automation data can be done from one track in arrange
that's linked to the channel splitter and not directly to the instrument.
Within an arrangement with a lot of virtuals this can mean the difference
reaching the CPU limit or not. When the virtual instrument is the active
track realtime CPU is used to make it realtime playable. When the channel
splitter is the active track no realtime CPU for live playing is needed for
the instrument.

Eppo Schaap
Galbatron Epic Symphonic Electronica
www.galbatron.com
music: www.ampcast.com/galbatron