EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

cliqueuk2 wrote:
> Anyone here know what is the point of
> such a feature?

There's no point in this. There's been several EXS-related problems with
refreshing *anything* in your RAM since ages. You can't even reload a source
patch that you modified in case you abandoned the modification. On LAW 5.5.1
you even  need to completely restart Logic to clear the EXS's RAM memory.

Sascha

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, "Sascha Franck" <S.Franck@g...> 
wrote:
> cliqueuk2 wrote:
> > Anyone here know what is the point of
> > such a feature?
> 
> There's no point in this. There's been several EXS-related problems 
with
> refreshing *anything* in your RAM since ages. You can't even reload 
a source
> patch that you modified in case you abandoned the modification. On 
LAW 5.5.1
> you even  need to completely restart Logic to clear the EXS's RAM 
memory.
> 
> Sascha

Now I 'refresh' the instrument by loading a dummy one with no samples 
in it (loads very fast) - then reloading the edited instrument.

Could this 'memory problem' be contributing to another feature I have 
discovered? When I import an audio mixer layer from another song's 
environment all my exs instruments get all scrambled? I have to save 
the scrambled song as a new file & then re-import the EXS24 layer 
from the original song's environment. Perhaps all this is sorted out 
in the newer verions of logic? - I'm still using 4.8