EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

I have bought the Vintaudio upright-pianos (the EXS version) and there seem to be a problem with these instruments. The notes are cut off when I use more than just a few notes. I have tried to adjust the polyphony but it has nothing to do with that. I have many other huge pianos and they all work, this is a Vintaudio only problem, has anybody else experienced the same.


Henrik Krogh
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I created an EXS drum kit. Now I would like to have several outputs for the
kit, so that I may be able to EQ and add reverb independently... I could not
figure out how to do this. I called one friend, and he said that when it was
time to mix, he literally loaded the same drum kit on several audio
instruments - and each had their own EQ and reverb -  and also each was
assigned just some of the MIDI information ... For example - the hi hat part
track went to instrument 1 - and the kick drum went to instrument 2 etc...

Q:  what is the best way to have multiple independent outs for mixing a drum
set? 

Q:  if you load the same drum set and 5 times - does it use five times the
amount of RAM - or is the EXS intelligent enough to use the samples loaded
(1x) on 5 separate instruments

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On 20/08/2004, at 6:09 AM, revDAVE wrote:

> I created an EXS drum kit. Now I would like to have several outputs 
> for the
> kit, so that I may be able to EQ and add reverb independently... I 
> could not
> figure out how to do this. I called one friend, and he said that when 
> it was
> time to mix, he literally loaded the same drum kit on several audio
> instruments - and each had their own EQ and reverb -  and also each was
> assigned just some of the MIDI information ... For example - the hi 
> hat part
> track went to instrument 1 - and the kick drum went to instrument 2 
> etc...
>
> Q:  what is the best way to have multiple independent outs for mixing 
> a drum
> set?

A lot of guys like to use the multiple outs feature inside one EXS and 
then use AUX objects but I find this a bad excuse for extra unnecessary 
programming. I like to use the "One EXS one drum sound" approach. You 
also avoid latency issues by doing it this way.

> Q:  if you load the same drum set and 5 times - does it use five times 
> the
> amount of RAM - or is the EXS intelligent enough to use the samples 
> loaded
> (1x) on 5 separate instruments

The latter is true. The EXS is smart enough to not use more ram for new 
instances of the same instrument.


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Paul Najar
Jaminajar Music Production
www.jaminajar.com

>  > >Q:  if you load the same drum set and 5 times - does it use five times
>>  the
>>  >amount of RAM - or is the EXS intelligent enough to use the samples
>>  loaded
>  > >1x) on 5 separate instruments

It shares the samples. If you want to open the same set five times 
and treat each one differently for some reason, you need to copy the 
program (not the samples) four times and give each copy a different 
name.
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Nick Batzdorf
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