EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

on 4/4/02 11:00 AM, Peter Duemmler at merlin@... wrote:

> Well, SampleCell TDM uses its DSP, EXS runs on the host CPU (plus uses DSP
> for DirectConnect if used in a TDM environment).
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Phil Buckle" <pbuckle@...>
> To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 3:57 AM
> Subject: Re: [exs] EXS The power of polyphony
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>> The piano was from the Emagic 5.0.1 disc and the strings were from the
>> Miroslav Vitous collection. I've been using the latter for years in Sample
>> Cell with zero drain on the CPU.
>> Phil Buckle.
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I know. I was just having a frustrated little dig at one of the few down
sides of Native processing.
Don't worry I've fallen in love with the EXS.

DNA Studios <dnanet@...> has pointed out the following...

>Have you tried enabling the 32bit float option (EXS24 edit
>window/edit/preferences/sample storage)?

>All the instrument sample's will be converted to Logic's native 32bit float
>audio format when you load an instrument into RAM. This will reduce the CPU
>overhead somewhat as Logic will no longer need to perform a sample rate
>conversion on the samples every time they are played.

>It _will_ require extra RAM due to the extra bit length, but the original
>sample on the hard drive won't be changed.

Sounds like a good tip.
Phil Buckle.