EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

> Hi Janne
> 
>> > Just to get a grasp...when we are running an EXS 24 on a DAE object
>> > it is still using the CPU, right...only on a TDM time slot??
>> > So it's a kind of HTDM plugin?
> 
Correct ­ it works like that, but it¹s just for Logic at this moment.

> 
>> > So what is Emagics strategy with this on all the other ES stuff?
>> > Will all the other stuff appear as HTDM (if that is what it is?)
> * Anyone know?
> 
This just in from Stefan Gretscher;

>> Epic itself is a bundle of 14 plugins (eg. Enveloper,
>> Bitcrusher, Phaser, ModDelay,...) running on the DSPs, but then there's
>> also HTDM versions of the emagic instruments (ES2, EVP,...) coming up.
>> Everything is fully ProTools/Performer/Spark/Peak/... compatible, it's
>> no longer restricted to be used within Logic only.

> 
>> > The Direct TDM and it's 8 stereo buses is cool but I would really like
>> > to get an idea of what is beyond that and how much time one should
>> > spend with the limitation of the Direct connect stuff.

That¹s 8 mono busses, actually ­ 4 stereo pairs. It¹s incredibly powerful,
IMO. My setup is usually just one pair for outputting the main tracks and
instruments to TDM, 2 pairs to act as reverb sends to the TDM reverbs, thus
unburdening the native side from it¹s most cpu intensive task, and one pair
for utility, incase I wanted to use a TDM only plug-in on a particular group
of tracks. 

Malcolm

p.s. I¹ve also got Reason happening via ReWire. It¹s all getting kind of out
of hand in a most wonderful way...
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Malcolm Payne Music
NYC
http://www.malcolmpayne.com



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