EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

You can also use the velocity zones to mock-up key switching in one 
instrument. Use a series of transforms to convert note pitches to control 
inputs, using the cable switcher to patch them to velocity zones. The 
disadvantage is you get limited velocity control of volume and sample 
switching. I'll try to post an example on our website in the next couple 
of days.

-Mark
www.ilio.com

>>Maybe there is something else that can work with the current version of
>>EXS. First you have to create a combined instrument. Imagine you have
>>two switches in this instrument: non-vibrato and vibrato. Layout the
>>samples _next_ to each other on the key range, first sample set starting
>>on C1 and second on C3. Adjust root note in such a way that C1 and C3
>>have same pitch when played. Now make a cable switcher that
>>adds/subtracts 24 to a played key value when a dedicated controller key
>>is pressed.
>>I guess this can be extended to 3 or even 4 switched instruments,
>>dependent on the pitch range of each individual sample set. HJ, can this
>>Gigastudio emulation work? I didn't try it myself yet, it obviously
>>needs some programming... (but no fuzz with track or velocity
>>switching!)
>
>Yes, this should be perfectly do-able.  Not a bad idea at all. 
>Should also be very easy to make in the environment.  I could give it 
>a shot if anyone's interested.
>Such an environment patch should have a setting for "number of zones" 
>and something like "width per zone" and "lowest keyboard note" or 
>something...