EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Update on the suggestions below:

This technique works great.  I've created some "master" instruments,
combining up to 6 different patches across the keyboard (some filling 10
octaves!- ie. solo trumpet, trumpet section, harmon mute, cup mute), to
give me multiple variations of an instrument in one patch.  Thanks for
the tip!
kurt

Wow. I did not know this was possible (shifting zones). Thanks a
million!

> From: "Sascha Franck" <saschafranck@...>
> Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 02:24:22 +0100
> To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [exs] sample/group editing
>
> Kurt Heinecke wrote:
>> Let's say I've got a flute patch that takes up 3 octaves.  I've got a

>> second patch of flute runs that takes up 2 octaves.  I've
successfully
>> copied one into the other, to create a combined "master" patch of
flute
>> sounds.  I want them spread out over the keyboard so they don't
>> interfere with each other, creating 5 octaves of sound.  But both
>> instruments are layered in the same octaves.  Now I've figured out
how
>> to move the numerous samples of the flute run down two octaves, by
>> shifting the note ranges and center note of each sample, but that's 3

>> adjustments for every sample.  Is there any way to grab the whole
group
>> and shift it in whole?  Any other suggestions?
>
> Three are required for this:
> - Assign a key command to the EXS editor function "Shift selected
zone(s)
> right/left (inc. root key)". Personally I'm using Shift and the arrow
keys
> for that.
> - In the EXS editor, select the appropriate group, do an "Edit >
Select
> zones pointing to selected group(s)".
> - Perform the above mentioned keycommand until everything is fine.
>
> Works pretty well over here.
>
> Regards,