EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hello guys!

I wonder how I mapp instruments.

I\ufffdve been using my QY70 and it\ufffds so great I get all my drums in one GM drum 
mapp but can I do this with EXS so I can have all the drums on the same 
editor because it\ufffds hassle to always have to use different windows for 
different channels.

I don\ufffdt remember how I can use the Martrix window with more than one channel 
anyone??

Best regards,

Alvaro Villalobos.

Ps. Please email me @: Villalobos@... otherwise I\ufffdll never find the 
mail. Ds.





>From: "Sascha Franck" <saschafranck@...>
>Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
>To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: Re: [exs] HALion vs. EXS, was: Free Spectrasonics library if 
>youcan figure this out first!
>Date: Sun, 9 Dec 2001 11:50:28 +0100
>
>Arvid Solvang wrote:
> > The drum editor in Cubase lets you have all drumtracks inside one
> > "matrix/hyperedit" window and alter all of them together inside one 
>window
> > while hearing all sounds when you click on them.
> > You can also change midichannels program change etc... from that window.
> > It's more like an arrangewindow for drums.
>
>Ok, I agree that for a "one-size-fits-all" Cubases drum editor really isn't
>bad. But you can have everything like that too in Logic, using a mapped
>instrument.
>
> > This basically works in Matrix editor for logic too, but if you use one
> > EXS24 for kick drum and one EXS for snare etc... (and I do that all the
>time
> > since we doesn't have multiple outputs on them) you won't hear more than
>one
> > sampler when you click on a note. This is a major drawback inside Logic 
>at
> > the moment.
>
> > I expect it to be fixed in the future, but as of now; working with
>multiple
> > samplers inside logic isn't good at all.
>
>I agree, this is a drawback, but it doesn't have to do with a non-existing
>drum editor in Logic but rather with the fact that you can't use multiple
>instances of virtual instruments for realtime play right now.
>Btw, this is also annoying when you try to do some quick layered sounds -
>works a treat with "plain" MIDI instrument but is a defenite no-no with
>virtual instruments.
>
>Jer wrote:
> > Right you are. For some reason, I had the impression that hyperedit was
>able
> > to handle multiple midi channels (don't know why I would think that)
>
>I know why you would think that - because it indeed does so. In "drum mode"
>there's a MIDI Cha. box for each individual note.
>
> > I do all my drums with the EXS (except in rare
> > instances), so I can appreciate the value of you suggestion. I've simply
> > been used to living with out it, and it's always been ok with me to deal
> > with kicks on one track, snares on another, etc. I'm sure I would make 
>use
> > of the feature, however, if it were there. Especially when banging out
> > different ideas before laying the tracks down. Actually, I'm really
>starting
> > to see the light here... Damn, that would be nice!
>
>I don't exactly think we'll see such a feature in the EXS too early (of
>course that would be highly welcomed over here as well), but may I suggest
>using one of the several dedicated drum samplers around? As soon as you do 
>a
>lot of drum programming you will never ever regret spending a bit of money
>on one of them.
>Actually, almost all of those are programmed to make drumset editing on the
>fly a breeze - this very often is another showstopper with the EXS, just 
>try
>to exchange a single snaresound (doesn't even have to be a velo-layered 
>one)
>in the EXS, a true pain if you ask me because you allways have to resave 
>the
>patch under a new name.
>Also, when being in the "banging out different ideas" state of composing,
>dedicated drumsamplers defenitely offer better options. For example, N.I.s
>Battery and FXpansions DR-008 have a kickass "play in context" feature,
>meaning that you can let your sequence playback while scrolling through 
>your
>samples. As soon as you "touch" a sample it will be triggered by your
>sequence. Unbeatable feature - I couldn't live without that anymore. Also,
>all those drum samplers usually give you acess to the most important things
>to alter a sample, such as pitch, panning, attack and so on in a very quick
>and handy way, so one could forget about the limitation of not having
>multiple outputs for a while.
>
>Regards,
>Sascha
>




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