EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

In EXs-24 you can define zone lengths of just one note - C2-C2 for example
and position any sample anywhere - its in zone range  - also note that you
can assign several snares for example to one zone range and assign these to
a group so that each snare triggers at a different velocity level simulating
the change of timbre as a snare gets louder or softer! - if you stillhave
probs with this I can put a screen grab in an email highlighting these
parameters - 
 
Joe Moretti

-----Original Message-----
From: petrocksuk [mailto:adriansmith79@...]
Sent: 11 April 2002 23:32
To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [exs] Putting sounds in zones


if i use recycle to seperate up my hi hats,snare & kick etc, can i in 
ESX24  position them across the keyboard (assigning the hats 
between c-3 & c-2, the snare between c-1 and c0 and so on)? 
When i had a demo recently , it seemed you could not define an 
individual short zone , it had to be from the "zone range" right to 
the end of the keyboard. How would i define a zone of say, c1 to 
c2?If Exs24 does not allow me to do this, why should i get rid of 
my hardware sampler?
Cheers Ade



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