I appreciate you remarks, Thomas. This is helpful insight. And, if Emagic is "listening", here's a couple wishes for the Emagic Santa Claus: 1. Global toggle of "one shot" parameter. 2. Control over the starting note position for multiple "chromatic" sample imports. It sucks that I can't quickly add a bunch of samples to a zone of drums. Basically, I have to "re-dump" all the samples to the zone or import AND place them one at a time. This may seem overly-critical, but quick importation is the primary reason I purchased the EXS24, switching from the ASR-10. 3. An exquisite capability would be being able to drag a sample in the upper screen to a new position (thereby automatically) altering the root not appropriately. Zone designation in the textual controls would work the same as before (moving the zones would not affect the root note setting). This would diffuse my frustration over not being able to control multiple imports to the extent mention in request #2 because dragging and positioning sample, without a bunch of rework, would be a wet dream. 4. Note glide in logic VST instruments(and the EXS24) would work like it does with the ES1. 5. VST inserts could be applied "per zone". Can you imagine how amazing that would be?! ...reverb on zone two (a bunch of snares) with harmonic bass enhancement on zone one (kicks)--sorry, let me stop... 6. Separate key velocity amp controls for "each zone and sample", in addition to each instrument (which could be deactivated if samples were controlled by zone or sample). This would really add to far more realistic multi-sampled strings, pianos, and other acoustic instruments. 7. Finally, of course, the ever-requested improvements in sample importation (but that's too obvious isn't it?). There you have it. We're only seven steps away from the "perfect sampler"!!! EMAGIC, I HOPE YOU ARE LISTENING. I made half of these requests about 6 months ago (or whenever it first came out). These things would definitely keep me from migrating to the dark side if Steinberg does in fact come out with a competitor. Logic still hasn't fixed it's looping problems and lack of compatibility with quick control over velocity and other quick-arrange controls (in the arrange window). These are tiring problems. Even so, Emagic, I still love you! Very Sincerely, Jer -------------------- Jer Olsen, President Global Express Media LLC "The Mecca for Musicians" http://MusicProTools.com/ HELP@... > From: SBS.TBleicher@... > Reply-To: exs-users@egroups.com > Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 13:43:45 +0100 > To: exs-users@egroups.com > Subject: Re: [exs] Converting to exs24 format > > And as for Emagic not listening: They may not write back to you, but be > asured that they *are* listening. Being part of the beta test program, > I know very well about what I´m talking here. And there *are* things to > come for the EXS-24 as well... > > One last thing: Steinberg have "announced" something "secret" and a lot of > insiders tend to think that it will be a competitive sampler to the EXS-24. > We´ll see what it can, when it´s out - and we´ll see how Emagic reacts on > this approach. > > Thomas
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Re: [exs] Converting to exs24 format & MY WISH LIST FOR SANTA
2000-12-21 by HELP@MusicProTools.com
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