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2001-05-21 by Paul Najar
If I want to load up several EXS's all with the same drum kit but sending each to different outputs, is the EXS smart enough to not duplicate the kit several times in ram? Just a curiosity. I'm used to my hardware sampler being able to do this. -- /\/\/\/\/\-/\/\/\-/\/\/\/\/\ Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production Studios 301 - "The Lounge Room" http://www.jaminajar.com.au/the_Lounge_Room.html http://www.301.com.au
2001-05-22 by Robert J Grierson
Yes and it loads the duplicate patch almost instantaneously RG Paul Najar wrote:
> If I want to load up several EXS's all with the same drum kit but sending > each to different outputs, is the EXS smart enough to not duplicate the kit > several times in ram? > > Just a curiosity. I'm used to my hardware sampler being able to do this. > > -- > /\/\/\/\/\-/\/\/\-/\/\/\/\/\ > Paul Najar > Jaminajar Music Production > Studios 301 - "The Lounge Room" > http://www.jaminajar.com.au/the_Lounge_Room.html > http://www.301.com.au > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > exs-users-unsubscribe@egroups.com > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
2001-05-22 by Murray McDowall
At 09:05 AM 22/05/01 +1000, you wrote: >If I want to load up several EXS's all with the same drum kit but sending >each to different outputs, is the EXS smart enough to not duplicate the kit >several times in ram? Yes, this was confirmed previously on this list. Regards, Murray
2001-05-22 by David Eager
it would be easy to test. BRB.... Paul Najar wrote:
> If I want to load up several EXS's all with the same drum kit but > sending > each to different outputs, is the EXS smart enough to not duplicate > the kit > several times in ram? > > > > Just a curiosity. I'm used to my hardware sampler being able to do > this. > >