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Re: Don't own EXS yet, but need some help

2003-02-20 by Eric Baird <eric_baird@compuserve.com>

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, "johnplaiduk <tallukjon@a...>" 
<tallukjon@a...> wrote:
...
> What were your experiences? Will I regret selling the 
> Roland?

I rather liked the Roland sample libraries, and still miss those nice 
playable instruments (don't know if there's a handy way to port 'em 
across, or how well it'd work).

I toyed for a while with the idea of getting an old Roland sampler 
just to get access to the library, but in the end decided to stay 
software-only 
(Mind you ... if Roland brought out a softsampler or soft sample-
player bundled with those libraries, I'd be sorely tempted to get 
it). 

EXS24 mkII is great as a general-purpose, low-CPU-usage, fast-to-use  
sampler, but it might not have all the bells and whistles that you 
might be used to. The convenience counts for a lot, though. 
Depends on the sorts of instruments that you use, if you want to 
adjust the envelopes and controllers of individual drums in a kit, 
EXS might not be comprehensive enough. Dunno.

Erk

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