EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Yes, I believe "Mapped Instrument" is the proper term.  So I route, 
for example, D2 on the keyboard to program 200 on Midi channel 1 on 
the Kurzweil, which contains a bunch of snare samples across the 
keyboard.  Then I transpose the D2 note to whatever key on the 
Kurzweil holds the snare that I want.  That kind of thing.  Plus I 
have transformers for sending velocity values over, say, 100 to a 
tamborines as well.  So ghost note snares don't trigger a tambo, but 
medium-to-hard ones do, for a snare/tamborine combo hit.  Powerful as 
hell.  I highly recommend it.

David

--- In exs-users@y..., Eli Krantzberg <elik@c...> wrote:
> dangcookie wrote:
> 
> >
> > I construct drum kits on the fly with drum maps in Logic.  So on 
my
> > Kurzweil I have programs of snares, programs of Kicks, of toms,
> > hihats, cymbals, tamborines, etc., etc..  I construct my kits on 
the
> > fly using drum maps.  It is the most amazing way to creatively 
and --
> > most importantly-- quickly construct kits for any given song (rock
> > vs. pop vs. rap vs. whatever).
> 
> Hi David,
> 
> Could you elaborate exactly on what you mean by "drum maps"? Do you 
mean mapped instruments, where you might have different drums (snare, 
kik, tom, etc) routed out through different cables that go to 
different instruments?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --
> Eli Krantzberg
> Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions
> http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com