> >> - Got to the EXS instrument editor, under "Edit > Preferences" setup a > >> command for "next patch", say "PrgChange 01". > >> - Create a sequence containing that very command. > >> - Set a cycle around that sequence. > >> - Go have a day at the beach or so, this will take a while now. When you'll > >> be back all your patches should load fast. For me, this kind of worked, but often when searching for samples or loading samples while Logic was playing the cycle, I'd get an audio overload error and Logic would stop. So I'd wake up the next morning only to find Logic had stopped three instruments into the 2000 or so I'd wanted to process. A better way for me was to assign a function key to "Next EXS Instrument", and simply hold it down. This way, the EXS just starts loading each instrument sequenctially in turn, without the complexities of trying to keep playing during tons of disk access. To keep this going while you go to bed, stick something heavy on the key, or use sellotape or blutack to hold the key down. There's few problems a decent wodge of blutack can't solve..! :-) Ben Hall www.benhall.co.uk
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Re: [exs] EXS24 scanning for instruments
2002-11-13 by Ben Hall
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